Birch View of the City of Philadelphia

William Russell Birch (1755-1844) and Thomas Birch (1779-1851) Nine Views of Philadelphia, "The City of Philadelphia, In the State of Pennsylvania North America; As it Appeared in the Year 1800" Hand-

SEYMOUR, Samuel (Active, 1797-1823), After William BIRCH (1755-1834). The City of New York in the State of New York, North America. Engraving with hand color by William H. Morgan, Philadelphia. Brista

A view of center city Philadelphia signed 'Wang" and dated for 1992. Dimensions: 8" x 10", the frame 10" x 12". Provenance: From a Main Line collection.

PATT KERR - 20th Century - TWO WORKS OF CITY VIEWS Philadelphia - Watercolor on paper - One signed lower right and the other - signed loer left, "Pat Kerr." - Framed, matted, and glazed - 4 1/2 x 6 1/

Howard Watson, watercolor of Philadelphia, view of City Hall, 10 x 13 1/3, 16 1/3 x 20".Howard N. Watson, a resident of Wyncote, Pennsylvania, has become a nationally recognized watercolorist and illu

Vue de Philadelphia. A 19th c. French edition of a view of Philadelphia, appears to be a hand-colored aquatint. 9 x 13". Old frame, with title taped to the back. / A small Wiliam Birch engraving of "L

Lot of Philadelphia Pennsylvania Post Cards Includes Historical Philadelphia accordion views (16) Circa 1920's Souvenir of Philadelphia, Pa. The Quaker City

2pcs Philadelphia City Hall Prints. Osborne 81 and Signed with view from Rittenhouse square. Dimensions: H: 17.5 inches: W: 12.75 inches: Frame Height: 25 inches: Frame Width: 19.75 inches --- We offe

The City of Philadelphia. \Currier & Ives bird's-eye view. Reproduction panorama.. Sight 23 1/2" x 35", overall 26 1/2" x 39".

Group of 7 prints with views of Philadelphia. Marked below the plate: "Drawn, Engraved and Published by W. Birch & Son. Sold by R. Campbell & Co, No. 50 Chestnut St. Philadelphia." A few are dated 179

Original Aerial photo of Philly PHILADELPHIA. circa 1920's. Shows CITY HALL and Broad Street with city views. Labeled. Framed. Dimensions: Frame Height: 37.5 inches, Frame Width: 48 inches. - Image Si

Rare 1778 Engraved map of Colonial Philadelphia after George Heap (1714-1752) and Nicholas Scull (1687-1761), published by Carington Bowles, London, 1778: AN EAST PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF THE CITY OF PHILA

to include: Tinted hand-drawing by an anonymous artist, The Battle Ground At Germantown., depicting the Chew House which stood in the midst of the Revolutionary War battle (DOA 11 x 12.75 in.); Birch

Group of Antique Stereographs Featuring Views of American Cities, 19th/20th c., 4 albumen stereographs, 5 color lithograph stereographs, views include Philadelphia, Chicago and Washington, each 3 3/8

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN VIEW TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC PLATE, featuring "PHILADELPHIA", as printed to underside, depicting a view of the city from beneath a tree, from the Cities series. Circa 1825. 6 3

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'PHILADELPHIA' The top image on the right hand side shows the entire map. To view a close up of the map showing the level of printed detail, please click on the bottom image on t

William Henry Campbell signed on reverse "City Patterns" watercolor view from art museum in Philadelphia. Signed and dated lower left corner Dimensions: H: 15.5 inches: W: 20.75 inches: Frame Height:

A Thomas Birch colored engraving titled "View of the Dam and Water Works at Fair Mount, Philadelphia". Framed under glass. Mat opening: 8-3/4 x 15-1/2 in.

2 etchings, Philadelphia & Havana, "Vue de Philadelphia", by Louis Garneray, 9.75" by 14.5" (art only), framed, good condition & "A View General of the City of Havana of Amerique", a Paris chez Daumon

Jane Dickson 1990 oil painting "Prince Of The City" from the "Revelers" series of an elevated view of two figures walking on a side walk. Painting has a contemporary white gilt face and wood framing.

"View of the Dam and Water Works at Fairmount, Philadelphia", engraved by Robert Campbell, published by Edward Parker, dated 1824; "The Upper Ferry Bridge Over the River Schuylkill", engraved by Jacob

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN VIEW TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a "CITY HALL / NEW YORK" example and a soup plate with "STAUGHTONS CHURCH / PHILADELPHIA." Each having printed patte

2nd quarter-19th century. Includes a 9.75" "City of New York" by Ridgeway, together with a 10.25" "Fairmount near Philadelphia" with an eagle border.

French, 19th C. Depicting views of Philadelphia. Provenance: Property from the Westervelt Company, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Hirschl and Adler Galleries, New York City.