Jesse Ramsden (1735-1800), Engraving by John Jones

American Revolution 1779-Dated Engraving "JOHN PAUL JONES, Commander of a Squadron in the Service of THE THIRTEEN UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA, 1779" Framed Print 1779-Dated Revolutionary War Period

FRAMED LETTER OF 1826Letter by Allan Cunningham, author of the "Romance of Paul Jones" about the manuscript, and framed with an engraving of John Paul Jones, and a period bronze medal in Latin of John

Autographs 1766 Sons of Liberty Member John Lamb Autograph Letter Signed Dated When Forcing the Resignation of John Hughes the Last Royal Stamp Agent in America JOHN LAMB (1735-1800). Colonial America

Details: John Lamb autographed New York document (DS) from 1795.  Shows mild age and wear. John Lamb (1735–1800) was an American soldier, politician, and Anti-Federalist organizer (particu

Robert John Thornton engravings 1800's 14 x 11

Robert John Thornton engravings 1800's 14 x 11

a French engraving of Admiral Hopkins after Wilkinson for Thomas Hart, mottos in French and English, together with a small French lithograph of John Paul Jones. Larger frame size: 16" high, 10 1/2" wi

"A View of the American Frigate, Constellation, Capturing the French National Frigate, L'Insurgente," 1800, engraving with hand coloring, published by John Fairburn, London, overall (with frame): 12"h

John Pettie 1800's Engraving Walter Scott, "What D'ye Lack Madam? What D'ye Lack?" Antique engraving on wove paper after the original by master engraver F. A. Heath. Wood frame is vintage distressed,

(REVOLUTION.) Fittler & Lerpinière, engravers; after Paton. Pair of naval views, including the great victory of John Paul Jones. Hand-colored engravings, 19½ x 23 inches, with titles and cap

By John Jones, after W.R. Bigg, 1790. Sight size: 21-1/4"h x 26-1/4"w Overall: 29-3/4"h x 34-3/4"w

28.5" x 33.5". Framed and matted antique hand colored mezzotint engraving after William Redmore Bigg (English, 1755-1828) by John Johns (English, 1745-1797), titled "Dulce Domum, or The Return from Sc

The October 1779 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine; or Literary Repository" for October 1779, printed at London for A. Hamilton, 56 pages and two engravings. This issue contains the famous naval

English road map engraving by John Ogilby "London to Holy Head" from 1735. Measures 27.5" x 23" w/ frame.

English road map engraving by John Ogilby "London to Carlisle" from 1735. Measures 27.5" x 23" w/ frame.

Four Georgian sterling silver condimentsvarious makers, London18th centuryComprising a pepper pot and salt, John Gamon, 1735, a pepper pot, maker's mark poorly struck, 1743, monogram: EM and a caster

Three John Young mezzotint engravings of Turkish Emperors and a Sultan19th centurylot consists of : 1. Amurath IV, Seventeenth Emperor of the Turks (1623-1640) 2. Othman II, Sixteenth Emperor of the T

Dr. Robert John Thornton, (2) botanical engravings, Dr. Robert John Thornton (British, 1768-1837), "The Night-Blowing Cereus", 1800, and "The Dragon Arum", 1801, hand-colored aquatints with stipple en

After John James Audubon (French / American, 1785 –1851)Three John James Audubon engravings from The Birds of America, Royal Octavo Editionhand colored engravings on wove paperlot consists of three

"The Interview with Tom Jones and Sophia" Large Folio Stipple Engraving Published 1789-1804 by John Boydell, London for the "Shakespeare Gallery" Engraved Peter Simon after Downman. Paper Size: 20.5 x

Two hand-colored engravings by Martinet, together with two other hand-colored engravings by Bolton. 12 3/4 x 8 3/4" (Martinets). Four hand-colored engravings total.

John Burger, New York, NY, circa 1800, pointed oval with bright cut engraving, original monogram on front with later 19th century mono on verso, L. 8 5/8 in., (9.86 oz.t.) [306.7 g.]

An American patinated bronze statue of John Wayneafter a model by Jesse Coursaut (b. 1939)modernIncised CORSAUT with ART BRONZE foundry pastille, on a black slate base.height 29 3/4in (75.5cm); width

“A Dictionary of the Holy Bible: Containing An Historical Account of the Persons; a Geographical Account of the Places”, by the Rev. John Brown, printed at DUBLIN, by J. Jones, 1802. Two volume se