Framed Engraving of Lafayette

Framed engraving of Lafayette signed in plate "Dequevauviller Sculp. Sheffer Del." Not examined out of frame. Toning, light spotting in border. Sight size: 4 7/8" high, 3 7/8" wide. Frame size: 6 1/4"

This period framed French engraving of The Marquis de Lafayette depicts the Lafayette at the Revolutionary War Battle of Yorktown with his manservant Amistead at his side.Armistead served as a Yankee

Including one engraving of Henry Clay by Doolittle and Munson, Cincinnati, OH, one engraving of Lafayette by Fullarton and one engraving of Washington. Largest framed size: 11" ht. x 7.75" wd. From th

18th C La Fayette Revolutionary War Engraving. This 18th century engraving depicting a portrait of Lafayette and a revolutionary war scene is professionally framed. Published in London. Measures 21.5

(4) New York City engravings, ex-Donald Heald, 19th c., matted and framed under plexiglass, includes "Des Auswanderer Sehnsucht", J. Hesse, Berlin; "Fort Lafayette", Buford's, Boston; "Interior of New

Pablo Picasso Homme Arretant Un Cheval Devant Une Femme, Man Stopping a Horse in Front of a Woman, Engraving, Pencil Signed and Numbered 26/50 Framed and Carries Museum Works Fine Art Galleries Label

A Framed Engraving with Hand Coloring of a World Map, after Abraham Ortelius14-1/2 x 20-1/

An engraving black and white panel depiction of the "Rape of the Sabines" in the 16th century style. Now with shrinkage into strips and with losses to the image. Framed by an important inset and Lapis

Albrecht Durer framed engraving "Knight, Death & the Devil" 17 1/2" x 20 1/2" O.D.; image 7 1/4" x 9 1/2" (some losses to frame)

20th Century, Each Later Steel Engraving Impressions After 18th C. Plates On Paper, Sight 28 X 20 Inches, Matted And Gilt Frame 38.5 X 30 X 2 Inches, One Frame With Losses To Edge. See Photos For Furt

Botanical Framed Engraving Assortment (8) items each depicting various flora including (7) having names visible at bottom center of plate; all French matted, behind glass in gold and silver tone wood

Framed Engraving by Cavalier Piranisi F. from 18th Century. Likely from 1774, with a gold painted inner frame. The scene depicts people and horses under an aqueduct. Bottom right text translates to: V

FRAMED ENGRAVING *WILLIAM PENN'S TREATY WITH THE INDIANS WHEN HE FOUNDED THE PROVIDENCE OF PENNSLYVANIA IN NORTH AMERICA* APP. 32 3/2 IN X 27 1/4 IN INCLUDING FRAME

A fine Civil War-period engraving of a close up of President Lincokln’s face, made by an unknown artist from the famous 1864 Brady photograph. This photo, of course, is the same as was used on t

pencil-signed "Russell"; matted and glazed Sight: 23 x 17 1/4 in. (58.4 x 43.8 cm.), Frame: 32 3/4 x 27 1/4 in. (83.2 x 69.2 cm.)

colored engraving published by EB and EC Kellogg, New York and Hartford; captioned "First in War, First in Peace, and First in the Hearts of his Countrymen" Provenance: The Estate of Barron Hilton 13

An estate collection with five (5) Victorian 19th Century antique English engravings. Various artists, printers, and subjects. Includes: one (1) titled, "The Bay of Baiae," after Joseph Mallord Willia

Artist's Proof engraving. Portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Engraved by E. Marshall. Pencil signed and inscribed lower right. Very finely framed; 29.5in. x 24.5in.(image), 37.5in. x 32.5in.(framed)

19th Century Framed Engraving - Lord Camden - 24 in tall x 18 x 2

George Washington engraving. After Gilbert Stuart which hangs in the Boston Antheneum Engraved by William E Marshall Frame: H 23-3/8" W 19-3/8". Sight: H 19-1/2" W 15-1/2". Link for high-res image:

Framed Engraving - Trial of Jesus - 36 in tall x 49 x 2

Ca. late 18thC, in very good cosmetic condition. Well framed, double matted and sealed under glass. Sight size 9" x 7". Unexamined out of frame. Offered with no reserve.

Framed Engraving, 28" x 45", "The Waterloo Banquet at Apsley House".

Final Interview of Louis The Sixteenth with his Family, in the Temple at Paris, Framed Engraving. Framed 30.5W x 27.5H x 2.0D in. Marked "Printed by M. Brown Historical Painter to Their Royal Highness