HAMILTON EMMA: (1765-1815) Mistress of Lord Nelson. Two

HAMILTON EMMA (1765-1815) Lady Hamilton. English Mistress of Lord Nelson and wife of Sir William Hamilton. A very fine A.L.S., Emma Hamilton, (an excellent example of her signature), three pages, 4to,

After George Romney, oil on canvas, portrait of Lady Emma Hamilton (1765-1815), the mistress of Lord Nelson, unsigned, unframed, condition: laid down on board, old repair to canvas, 15 1/2 x 12 1/2 in

Artist unknown, a large, well executed pastel portrait depicting the image of Dame Emma Hamilton (1765-1815), commonly referred to as Lady Hamilton, best known as the Mistress of Lord Nelson, set with

1815 LADY HAMILTON Memoirs Lord Horatio Nelson Mistress Ménage à Trois SCANDAL “Memoirs of Lady Hamilton” is a comprehensive biography that delves into the life of Dame Emma Hamilton

Wonderful pair of antique prints appearing to be in original frames. Small image is identified as Lady Hamilton, aka Emma Hamilton, Mistress of Lord Hamilton. The original art was painted by George Ro

Nelson-Naval uniform, grey hair; Lady Hamilton-White dress, auburn hair. Lord Nelson led England to victory in the Battle of Trafalgar, but lost his own life. Lady Emma Hamilton secured supplies to Ma

Nelson-Naval uniform, grey hair; Lady Hamilton-White dress, auburn hair. Lord Nelson led England to victory in the Battle of Trafalgar, but lost his own life. Lady Emma Hamilton secured supplies to Ma

Royal Doulton small two headed character jugs Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton D7092:

HAMILTON, EMMA and NELSON, HORATIO Autograph quatrain addressed by Emma Hamilton to Horatio Nelson entitled 'veni vidi vici' [i.e. "I came. I saw. I conquered," the phrase assigned to Julius Caesar by

Style Two. Salt-glazed stoneware jug depicting Lord Nelson from head to waist. Tan coloration. Ponytail handle.

Two creamware mugs, circa 1800 Printed in black with titled portraits of 'Lord Nelson' encircled by laurel wreaths, the larger example with a verse 'Here's a health to brave Nelson! Old Englands boast

1st Viscount Nelson, 1st Duke of Bronte, also known as Admiral Nelson, a British flag officer in the Royal Navy, signed two-sided letter dated June 12, 1801 begins with 'My Dear Sir, I cannot sufficie

The Most Honorable Order of the Bath, instituted in 1725, Knight Grand Cross Star, 100x80 mm, Cloth; Two-Sicilies, Order of Saint Ferdinand and of Merit, instituted in 1800, Grand Cross Star, 100x90 m

The Most Honorable Order of the Bath, instituted in 1725, Knight Grand Cross Star, 100x80 mm, Cloth; Two-Sicilies, Order of Saint Ferdinand and of Merit, instituted in 1800, Grand Cross Star, 100x90 m

A Carrera marble bust, 18"h x 12"w x 6", depicting a male figure - likely NOT Lord Horatio Nelson (1758-1805) as originally described-, signed P. D'Epinay (ADRIAN CHARLES PROSPER D'EPINAY, FRENCH, 183

Fantastic Lord Nelson ALS Giving News of a Friends Son "you may be assured of my regard for him as if he was my own son." Written Around Time He Freed Muslim Slaves from Portuguese Ships. ALS, 1p, 7"

Incredible Lord Nelson ALS "It is not my intention to close watch Toulon" Written While commanding a Loose Blockade In Hopes of Luring Napoleon & the French Out for Battle. ALS, likely written fro

ADMIRAL LORD NELSON SIGNED LETTER1804 or 1805Dated "Victory Jan.ry 17th 7 pm" and signed "Nelson + Bronte", using part of Nelson's honorific title bestowed upon him by the Duke of Bronte in 1799. Writ

The Life Of The Right Honourable Horatio Lord Viscount Nelson: Baron Nelson Of The Nile, And Of Burnham-Thorpe And Hilborough In The County Of Norfolk; Knight Of The Most Honourable Military Order Of

Pre-Columbian, Mexico or Guatemala, Mayan, ca. 6th to 9th century CE. This jade pendant features a carved frontal visage of a Mayan ruler or lord surrounded by two half faces, all with finely delineat

Lettered 4021 live steam "Lord Nelson" with 850 tender lettered "Southern". Locomotive has minor burning on top of broiler and minor touch-up. Tender is all original. Condition (Very Good).

A British sailor's woolwork 'Woolie' of the Battle of Trafalgar Depicting the British and French fleets in battle, with a shipwreck in the foreground, and a later applied image of Lord Nelson surround

Nine old English notes including Carmarthen Bank five pound; Huddersfeld Bank for one pound one shilling 1815; two Bank of England five pound notes 1938,1945; two Bank of England ten pound notes 1937;

A fundamental tactic in every war is the elimination of leadership by killing officers, often by snipers. Admiral Lord Nelson, on the HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, was killed by a sniper on