Charles Smith, Siege of Savannah Plan, Engraving

Rare Antique Hand-Colored Map Entitled France According to The Treaty of Paris (1814) | Plate 14, Copper Plate Engraving | Cartographer : Charles Smith (1768 - 1854); Smith, Charles & Son (active 1800

A FEDERAL PERIOD MAP, "United States," LONDON, CIRCA 1818, CHARLES SMITH (1803-1864), hand colored copper plate engraving on paper, obscured publisher information in margin, plate 50, probably from Sm

A FEDERAL PERIOD MAP, "North America," LONDON, CIRCA 1816, CHARLES SMITH (1803-1864), hand colored copper plate engraving on paper, plate no. 49, publisher in margin, "London. Published by C. Smith. N

A FEDERAL PERIOD MAP, "America," LONDON, CIRCA 1816, CHARLES SMITH (1803-1864), hand colored copper plate engraving on paper, plate no. 48, publisher in margin, "London. Published by C. Smith. Mapsell

Hand colored engraving of the Chief of the Iowa by Charles Hamilton Smith.Museum framed and mounted. Fine unfoxed example of a rare chief of a great nation: Chief of the Iowa.

Hand-colored copper engraving With two plans and two views of Gibraltar and Cádiz. Nürnberg 1733. Plan A: partial, with the Spanish works for the 1727 siege and the English defences. Plan B: com

Four (4) early 19th Cent. engraved prints of French garden plans from Jean-Charles Krafft's 1812 publication on architectural history, "Recueil d'Architecture Civile..." All matted and framed under gl

25 18th/19th century portrait engravings/etchings including the English reformers and martyrs; Rev. Thomas Smith; Robert Henry; Charles C. Beatty. 6 1/2 inches x 10 inches.

This is Dheulland's historical view of Paris, a fascinating mid-18th century piece showing the city as it stood during the reign of Charles IX, that is, sometime between 1560 and 1574. Published in Pa

[Presidential] Tiebout, C. (after Buxton, Charles) George Washington Memorial Design Engraving (New York: C. Smith, 1798). 25 1/2 x 20 5/8 in. (647 x 524 mm). Laid down on heavy stock sheet, some smal

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Herman Moll (1654-1732), A Plan of Port Royal Harbour in Carolina, Engraving, 1730-32, A Plan of Port Royal Harb

An antique limited edition book, American Illustrators: In Five Parts by F. Hopkinson Smith, with Fifteen Plates and Many Text Engravings. Published by Charles Scribners Sons, New York, 1892. Copyrigh

Two English engravings, "Wellington and Blucher "Meeting After the Battle of Waterloo" by Lumb Stocks, along with "The Death of Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar", by Charles W. Sharpe, both 12”

HAND COLORED ENGRAVING - "Boston" by Charles Mottram (UK, 1807-1876), after John William Hill (NJ/CA, 1812-1879), publ by Smith Brothers, NY. 1857. In hand carved frame with linen and gilt liner. Non-

Charles Mottram (1807-1876) engraving of New York Harbor after J.W. Hill, published 1855 by F. and G.W. Smith. Circa 1855. Marked "Proof" in lower left margin. Printed by McQueen. [Image: 33" H x 53"

CHARLES MOTTRAM ENGRAVING, NEW YORK HARBOR AFTER J.W. HILL, PUBLISHED 1855 BY F. AND G.W. SMITH. AGE TONE TO PAPER AND SPOTS OF LIGHT FOXING, SET IN MOULDED GILT WOOD FRAME, FRAMED SIZE APPROX 40" X 6

Plan de Paris au XVII Siècle Bound set of nine engravings of Paris in black on laid paper with a gilt stamp titled on the spine. 23 x 25 3/4 in. (sheet). The Neoclassicist: Niall Smith

Large Antique 19th Century Oil Canvas by Charles Smith Dated 1866 " On the Dart Devon " depicting a Sportsman Fisherman Fly Fishing on the River Creek Mountain Forest Landscape Beautiful framed Total

Charles Smith (1922-2009 Washington) ''Twin Towers'' 1960's Welded and Enameled Steel Sculpture 45''x24''. Unsigned large orange and yellow outdoor form. Some minor surface wear to enamel. From the es

Charles Smith (1922-2009 Washington) ''Flower Bloom'' 1960's Welded and Enameled Steel Sculpture 31''x16''. Unsigned outdoor form. Heavy surface wear to enamel. From the estate of Northwest sculptor,

One of rarest and most desirable of all classic fishing lures, from Charles Smith of LaGrange, Indiana, patented in 1905. Featuring a uniquely designed rear "wiggling" metal tail, 3 1/4” wood bo

[NAPOLEONIC BRITISH ARMY UNIFORMS]. SMITH, Charles Hamilton. Costume of the Army of the British Empire, according to the latest regulations, 1814. Designed by an officer of the staff. London: W. Bulme

18th century. Appx. 13" x 16" overall. Lightly mounted to acid free board with small margin tears and chips.

Charles W. Smith (1922-2009 Washington) ''Folding Circles'' (Yellow, Orange and Blue) Enameled Steel Sculpture 23''x34''x20''. Unsigned, from the estate of the artist. Scattered surface wear from bein