BRITISH HAND COLORED ENGRAVING BY JOHANNES KIP

19th-century hand-colored engraving on paper, Knowle in The Parish of Seven Oaks in Kent (Being The Mansion House of Charles Sackville). It was created circa 1717-1722 for Britannia Illustrata. It is

An 18th century hand-colored engraving printed by Joannes Kip or Jan Kip [Johannes Kip] (1653-1722) for "Britannia Illustrata". This work depicts the Henburg Estate. It is titled "Henburg the Seat of

An 18th century hand-colored engraving printed by Joannes Kip or Jan Kip [Johannes Kip] (1653-1722) for "Britannia Illustrata". This work depicts the Toddington Estate. It is titled "Toddington The Se

Johannes Kip hand colored engraving titled "The House att Chelsea in the County of Middlesex..." in lower margin. Framed and matted in a gold tone frame measuring 23.5" tall x 28.5" wide. Plate marks

hand-colored engraving on laid paper, 18th century, this is one of a number of English country estate views from Kip's Britannia Illustrata, presented in attractive matting and silvered framing. Plate

Estate / Collection: Property from the Collection of John J. Caliolo [ENGLISH COUNTRY ESTATES]

Johannes Kip, (5) hand-colored London engravings, 18th c., English, hand colored engravings on laid paper, "Bradley the Seat of Thomas Dawes", "Stoke Bishop the Seat of Thomas Cann", 14"h x 17"w (sigh

English, Circa 1707, Adington West Court Seat Of Richard Sheldon, Over The Seat Of John Dowell, And Sprotbourough Near Doncaster, Three Hand Colored Engravings On Laid Paper, Sights 15 X 17 Inches, Al

Comprises: 1.) Sidney Hall seven hand-colored engravings from "Urania's Mirror, or A View of the Heavens", 1830. [Sheets: 7 7/8" x 5 7/16" laid on cardstock]. 2.) Johannes Kip, two aerial views: "Brya

A Pair of early 18th c. hand colored engravings of English Country Manors, including: "Wilcombe Park the Seat of Sr. Michaell Hickes" & "Broadwell the Seat of Danvers Hodges Esq." (both Gloucestershir

(1652-1722 Dutch) 2 framed handcolored engravings, towns and villages, approximate plate size of each 14" x 19", frames 20" x 22 1/2".

(1652-1722 Dutch) 2 framed handcolored engravings, village scenes, both with artist name lower right plate, approximate plate size of each 14" x 17", frames 18" x 21".

Johannes (Jan) Kip (Dutch 1653-1722). An 18th century hand colored copper engraving of "Badminton...", after Leonard Knyff, published 1724. Matted. From Kip's Johannes Kip’s monumental topographical

Antique 18th Century Johannes (Jan) Kip (Dutch, 1653 - 1722) Hand Colored Etching & Engraving Titled, "Badminton in the County of Gloucester". After Leonard Knyff. Circa 1714. Professionally framed an

(17th to 20th century) Three bird's eye views of estate gardens, Johannes Kip (Dutch, 1653-1722), after Leonard Knyff (Dutch, 1650-1722), engravings, one hand colored; four naturalist reproductions, t

After A.W. Devis and engraved by William Bromley Published Boydell and Company, 1812. Titled “The Death of Admiral Lord Nelsonâ€. Good colors throughout. Housed in a quality frame. Sight size

George Wright (British, 1860 - 1942) hand-colored engraving on paper, The Music of Bygone Days. Titled in plate, lower to the center. Signed in plate, lower right. Framed. The original label of Art Lo

George Wright (British, 1860 - 1942) hand-colored engraving on paper, The Music of Bygone Days. Titled in plate, lower to the center. Signed in plate, lower right. Framed. The original label of Art Lo

Two 19th C. Ridgeway Botanicals, British, hand colored engravingsSight 8 x 5, Framed 28 x 20

fixee on glass, with legend "Capn. Broke. boarding and capturing the American Frigate Chesapeake off Boston June 1st, 1813 in fifteen minutes." Frame size: 12 1/2" high, 17" wide; sight size: 9 1/2" h

Death of the Hart, a British, hand colored engraving on laid paper, once mounted to a reverse glass painted and gilded frame, 19.5"h x 14.5"w. Print size: 16.25"h x 10.375"w. PROVENANCE: directly from

Late 19th century. Engraving of the series Fores's National Sports and this is Racing Plate No 2 titled ÒA False StartÓ. Engraved by J. Harris and W. Summers. Plate 8 is marked at upper right. Well

19th century, titled, “ A View On The Road To Newmarket Races”. Giving brilliant detail of horseman and townspeople in Holloway Near London. H8 1/8” W17 ¾"

"The British Army / No. 29 / 4th Queen's Light Dragoons New Appointments", unsigned, hand-colored engraving. Image: 9.25" H x 5.75" W; frame: 15.5" H x 13" W. Provenance: Removed from a 30 Waterside P