Four Antique Maps

Four antique maps. Including a very early hand made paper map of Florida and Virginia. Fragment of old newspaper on back dated 1630. Unframed, each approx H 21" W 24". All in excellent condition, mino

Four Antique Maps of the United States: Thomas & Andrews, Boston, "A Map of the United States of America," A. Doolittle, N. Haven; Joh. George Schreibern, "America" printed in Leip

Comprising "Circuli Super Saxoniae pars Meridionalis sive Ducatus, Electoratus, et Principatus Ducum Saxoniae..." by Johann Baptiste Homann, 1734; "Comitatus Principalis Tirolis..." by Johann Baptiste

Four Antique maps relating to the polar regions. The World in Three Sections, Alexander Hogg. North Pole, Emanuel Bowen. North Pole from Carey's Edition of Guthrie's Geography Improved. Polus Arcticus

Four Antique Maps; a French 1760 Map of North American ''AMÉRIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE...1750'' Paris: S. Robert De Vaugondy, c. 1750 (1st edition, dated in the cartouche; "Outlines of Botanical Geography"

as follows: Hogenberg, F. and Braun G. Famaugusta, copperplate engraving (Cologne, late 16th century) sheet, 8.75 x 14 in., giving a birds-eye view of the Cypriot port city; Mercator, Hondius, Jansson

Four maps including Africae Descripto by Gerard Mercator 6” x 7.75”, Kupferstich-Karte, Rivière de Congo 8.5” x 6.25”, map from the Point of East Tartarty to the Cape of Goo

An assembled collection of four antique Celestial maps to include 1) "Theoria Cometarum, in qua Praecipua Eorum Phaenomena", Atlas Coelestis 1742, sight size 19.5" x 22.5". Note staining, toning. 2) "

A grouping of four small framed hand-colored engraved maps to include New England and New York by John Seller, A Mapp of the World by John Seller, Terra Firma, and Moscovia (Moscow) of Russia. All in

Antique hand colored print depicting maps of Galway, Dublin, Limerick, and Cork. Map originally by Braun, Georg, Hogenberg, Franz. [Map: 17" H x 22" W; Frame: 19" H x 24" W].

One from the set of four famous cartographic curiosities by Seutter. The series of impressive copper engravings intended to serve as a serious instructional aid by illustrating geographical terms., pu

One from the set of four famous cartographic curiosities by Seutter. The series of impressive copper engravings intended to serve as a serious instructional aid by illustrating geographical terms.

Four antique engravings: three Bartlett North America scenes & Tallis Map.

Paneled sides and back, marquetry top with molded edge, front having four long drawers with cast iron pulls, bun feet, early 20th century; 48"W, 36"D, 18 3/4"H; good condition with minor abrasions com

Jonathan Carver, "Travels Through the Interior Parts of North-America, in the Years 1766, 1767, and 1768". With two copper-engraved maps and four plates, three having hand-coloring. Rebound with half

2 PIECE, DRAWERS ON STAND. SOME FINISH WEAR THROUGHOUT. SCRATCHES TO TOP SURFACE. PULLS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. 30" x 42" x 35"

Four (4) 19th Century Maps of North America and Mexico. 1st item: NORTH AMERICA map, drawn and engraved by John C. Russell, Jr., from GEOGRAPHY, ON A POPULAR PLAN, FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND YOUNG PER

Four (4) English maps and engravings, including Ogibly, Speed, Chavane. 1st item: "98. The Road from Shrewsbury to Chester to Holywell Co. Flint.", by John Ogilby (United Kingdom, 1600-1676), from his

London: Samuel Lewis, c.1839-1840. Complete in four sheets, dissected and laid on linen, each 35 x 41.5" Bound into original morocco gilt covers, with elaborate gilt tooling. Very good condition of th

Set of Four Antique Chinese Classic Rosewood Chairs with marble stone inlaid , late Qing period , size: 40 X 49 X 92 CM

A ca. 1900 beautifully through-carved and gilt Chinese wood panels, depicting birds, flowers. Larger pair 37”H x 12”L, other 6”H x 26”L.

A SET OF FOUR ANTIQUE RELIGIOUS STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, depicting religious figures, roman soldiers, Jesus Christ and his followers. Sizes range from 300 x 115cm and 300 x 105cm.

Two antique maps of China, including Chinae by Abraham Ortelius, 1595, image 14.25” x 18.25”, with map of Eastern Asia, Le table de la region orientale, image 10” x 13.5”.

Two pairs of painted wood panels, circa late 18th-early 19th century. Each depicts floral still lifes in ornate vases. All vases feature cryptic symbols from the Christian faith. [33" W x 58" H, and 3