JOHN SPEEDE (BRITISH 17th century) Warwickshire & a

JOHN SPEEDE (BRITISH 17th century) Warwickshire lithograph 42 x 57 cm and a Collegium Aenei Nasi print, 39 x 51 cm

John Hayls (British, 1600-1679). Pair of 17th century portraits "Michael Warton Esq. Son in Law of John first Lord Poulett" and "Susanna daughter of John first Lord Poulett and Wife of Michael Warton

John Speed (British, 1552-1629), "Huntington, both Shire and Shire Town with the ancient citie Ely Described," hand colored, double engraved-page map originally created by noted cartographer, John Spe

17th c. Hand Colored Copperplate Engravings of British Family Heraldry, four per page, for a total of twenty-four in the entire group, by John Guillim, "A Display of Heraldry", published London 1619,

(late 17th century)An Admiral, possibly Sir John Skelton, Governor of Plymouth, 1621, unsigned, oil on canvas, 28-1/2 x 25 in.; early 20th century gilt wood and composition panel frame, 36-7/8 x 33-1/

British 17th century clockMaker ：Unknown, high (29.5 cm)

JOHN SPEEDE (BRITISH 1552 - 1629) A HAND COLORED ENGRAVED MAP, "SURREY DESCRIBED AND DIVIDED 1610." 15" x 20"

Artist Unknown (British, 17th Century) Cahir Castle Taken by the Earle of Essex in Anno 1599. Etching 11.5" x 14.25" Frame: 18.5" x 21.25"

Large antique carved wood relief of Saint John, 17th c. or earlier, Continental, carved wood with remnants of polychrome decoration, in robes holding a chalice, 43"h x 16"w x 4"d

British, 17th century, handwritten velum document in Latin beginning "Jacobus" (King James I of England), with oversized (4 in. diameter) wax seal attached, approximately 27 x 22 in. overall Provenanc

British, 17th century, one arm and ten side chairs, comprising five closely matched side chairs with crown and angel carved crests and front stretchers, some with stamped initials on back rail, with f

After John Speede (British, 1552-1629), "The Kingdome of Great Britaine and Ireland," hand colored engraving, engraved by Joducus Hondius, english text on verso, overall (with frame): 23.35"h x 27.25"

Old Master painting of St.John(?), 17th century to as late as the 19th century, on copper. Dimensions with frame H 17.5", W 14.5" , picture H 15.5", W 12.5"

Three prints in black and gold frames depicting important moments in British 17th century history: 1. Depiction of the sentence of the Earl of Stafford, 1642. by Wenceslaus Hollar 1607-1677. Inscribed

John Speed map of the Americas, engraved with hand coloring, bordered on three sides with depictions of native peoples from Florida, Virginia, New England, and with city views including Havana, Cuzco,

John Speed map, ”The Kingdome of Great Britaine and Ireland,” engraved by J. Hondius, printed by Sudbury and Humble, London, 1610, with insets of London, Edinburgh, and the Orkney Islands,

John Speed map, “Spaine Newly Described with Many Additions, both in the Attires of the People & the Setuations of their Cheifest Cityes” engraved map, hand-colored (likely later), bordere

British School (17th Century), "Oyster and the Pleaders," oil on canvas, unsigned, sight: 29"h x 24"w, overall (with frame): 35"h x 30"w

British School (17th Century) Portrait of a Noblewoman. Oil on canvas. Note: The costume and hairstyle appear to be early 17th Century Canvas: 36" x 29.25" Frame: 47" x 40.5"

Foxe, John. Two 17th Century Volumes From the Booke of Martyrs(London: The Company of Stationers, 1641), folio (14-1/2 in.), full calf, the first volume being Acts and Monuments Of matters most specia

David St. John (British, 19th Century) Oil on Board Undated, signed lower right, maritime view, in a gold-tone gesso on carved wood frame Property from: an Estate, Westmont, Illinois Height: 29 1/2 in

17th century AD. Group comprising: Gloucestershire, Cirencester, farthing (William Constable); Oxfordshire, Oxford, farthing (Richard Tutton, 1668) and Somerset, Frome, halfpenny (Iohn Sanders, 1671)

British, late 17th century, comprising large scale oak drop leaf table, turned legs and gates, stretcher base with turned feet, together with four paneled and Barley twist side chairs (said to be orig

British, 17th/18th century, shaped walnut frame, original beveled glass, 16 x 31 in. Provenance: Private Collection