"London Nuisances" Portfolio of Plates

"A Pleasant Way to Lose an Eye" Plate 04. Etching Published 1821-30 by Thomas McLean, London for "A London Nuisance" Series. Drawn and Etched by Richard Dighton. Paper Size: 15 x 10.5 inch (38 x 27cm)

"A Heavy Fall of Snow" Plate 02. Etching Published 1821-30 by Thomas McLean, London for "A London Nuisance" Series. Drawn and Etched by Richard Dighton. Paper Size: 15 x 10.5 inch (38 x 27cm) Good Con

"One of the Advantages of Oil over Gas" Plate 03. Etching Published 1821-30 by Thomas McLean, London for "A London Nuisance" Series. Drawn and Etched by Richard Dighton. Paper Size: 15 x 10.5 inch (38

"Passing a Mud Cart" Plate 1. Etching Published 1821-30 by Thomas McLean, London for "A London Nuisance" Series. Drawn and Etched by Richard Dighton. Paper Size: 15 x 10.5 inch (38 x 27cm) Good Condit

"An Unlucky Hit" Plate 06. Etching Published 1821-30 by Thomas McLean, London for "A London Nuisance" Series. Drawn and Etched by Richard Dighton. Paper Size: 15 x 10.5 inch (38 x 27cm) Good Condition

This rare original limited edition Artist's Proof portfolio by Feliks Topolski titled, "Topolski's Legal London", contains 12 color plates tipped in on larger sheets. The sheets measure 12-1/2" x 17".

Keramic Art of Japan: Two Volumes. By George Ashdown Audsley and James Lord Bowes, published in 1875 by Henry Sothern & Co., London. Unbound text and numerous plates, lacking portfolio covers

CATLIN, George (1796-1872)  Buffalo Hunt, Chase (Plate 7). From The North American Indian Portfolio, London: Geo. Catlin, Egyptian Hall [but Chatto & Windus, ca. 1875].Tinted lithograph finished

George Catlin (American, 1796-1872) Buffalo Hunt, White Wolves Attacking a Buffalo Bull (Plate 10). From The North American Indian Portfolio. London: Geo. Catlin. Tinted lithograph finished by hand. 1

George Mackley. Engraved in the Wood: A collection of wood engravings. London, Two-Horse Press, 1968. Number 226 of 300 copies signed by Mackley. Includes portfolio of 68 plates, essay and list of the

The Complete Plates Box set portfolio edition. The complete reprint of all color plates from Robert John Thornton's monumental work The Temple of Flora, first published in London in 1799. *Presented a

"The Birds of America", Leipzig Edition, John James Audubon (American, 1785-1851), comprising 2 double elephant portfolios: 'A Selection of Plates Facsimile', published by The Ariel Press, London, #91

Mostly Copper Plates, also Steel Engravings. Incl Derbyshire, Bucks, Wales, Wiltshire, London, Yorkshire. Examples by The Portfolio, Beauties of England and Wales, Westall, Cassell's Greater London, W

[ART] Art/Portfolios.Lot of 9 sold together, including: BEAUTIES OF CLAUDE LORRAINE. London: W.B. Cooke,1825. 24 plates. ** Davenport, Adams W.H.. WINDSOR CASTLE AND THE WATER-WAT THITHER: ILLUSTRATIO

A set of twelve Royal Vienna style cabinet plates depicting Cries of London scenes with gilt over cobalt border. Marked and identified on back. 9-1/2 in diameter. Provenance: C. Thomas and Alexandra F

Teens Locomobile catalogs - 1914, 32 pgs, 1915, 32 pgs, 1916, 36 plates, 24 pg Exchange Cars, 1915 Inst book, small custom coachwork and 150 + single sided portfolio plates 1.5 x 7.5 and larger

Eighteen small brochures for 1920’s Pierce Arrow cars and ten 9.5 x 7 portfolio plates, cover missing, some staining, in good to VG condition.

Eleven Adams Octagonal Cries of London Plates, brown floral, urn and dolphin decorated border with green accent lines, 9 3/8" d - each, including: two Orange, one with small chip under rim, one cherri

Various engravers. Painted by F. Wheatley. R.A. Each with gilt edge. 9” diameter. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to t

Eleven Criers Of London Plates By Adams. 9" Dia

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2 ADAMS POLYCHROME DECORATED *CRIES OF LONDON* PLATES MEASURING 10 5/8 INCHES IN DIA. EACH WITH CRAZING.

by F. Hopkinson Smith, signed 96/150, dated 1914, a partial set of Five of Twenty-two photogravure proofs

Dimensions: Dia. 8.75" Condition: A few light rubs to decoration.