New theater of Covent-Garden in London. England. 1858.

Print of woodcut engraving titled „Nouveau theatre de covent-Garden a Londres“.Artist unknown.Engraved by Smyth. From „L‘univers illustre. Journal hebdomadaire“, Paris. Aux bureaux d‘abonn

Unusual needlework sampler. St Pauls Church Covent Garden London. 1826. Some holes and losses. Professionally linen backed. Framed size 19-3/4" 15". Please refer to this link for a high-res image. htt

PR. 1808 HAND COLORED ENGR., COVENT GARDEN THEATER + NEW COVENT GARDEN THEATER, 9" X 11"

[MUSIC] -- [THEATRE]. A group of 3 theatrical broadsides promoting the New Orleans Ethiopian Serenaders, "The Violet", and "Woman." Theater Royal. Covent Garden...The New and Successful Play of Woman

Two different theaters, both old fashioned and handmade of wood. The taller puppet theater is the London Pollock Covent Garden. There's a hook on the back of the puppet to move it back and forth.

1853 The Ecclesiastical History of England and Normandy volumes 1 and 3 by Ordericus Vitalis translated by Thomas Forester published by Henry G Bohn London Covent Garden. Also includes 1863 The Histor

By Charles Lamb with an Introduction by Augustine Birrell and Illustrations by Charles E. Brock1921 London. JM Dent & Sons, LtdAldine House Bedford St. Covent Garden W.C.New York Charles Scribner’s

England, 20th century. Printed and Published by the Westminster Press, 11 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, [1927]. Pictorial map printed in full color, 29” x 36.5” plus margins. The map wa

The April 1749 issue of Gentleman's Magazine printed at London, 48 pages complete, 2 or 3 engravings with engraving of Covent Garden replaced with perspective of Radcliffe library, the other plate wit

Two English plays: "The Oxonian in Town, A Comedy, in Two Acts", London printed for T. Becket, 1770 and "New Brooms! An Occasional Prelude", printd at London, 1776. Both disbound. 4 x 7" each. Reserve

Map of New England, 1858, 25" x 20".

Map of New England, 1858, 25" x 20".

Four page manuscript inventorY of goods belonging to James Passwater Jr., in his house on Tavistoke Street at Covent Garden in London as of September 23, 1781. The fouth page is a Memorandum regarding

Victorian Rectangular Tea Caddy, by D. & J. (David & John) Diller Manufactory, 5, Chandos Street, Covent Garden (London), c. 1860, with stepped lid and in-curved sides, triple compartment interior wit

Grateful Dead London And Cairo 1978 Concert PosterFirst printing,on thick paper stock, artwork by Alton Kelley, advertising two shows, one at the the "Rainbow Theater, London, England, Sept. 19, 1978.

Featured in this lot we have the complete volumes I & II set of the "North American Indians" by George Catlin, 1857, Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Garden, London publisher. "Letters and Notes of

Antique English Regency papier mache tray top table by premier maker Clay of Covent Garden, London, circa 1825. Features removable top and faux bamboo base. [32" W x 23" D x 17" H]. Significant restor

All brass coach horn with incised '1851-1862, Kohler & Son Makers, Henrietta St., Covent Garden, London' above the bell, intact mouthpiece, leather case missing the bottom closure. Measures 30 inches

"The Novels of Charles Lever" in thirty-seven volumes, printed by Downey and Co., Limited, 12 York St. Covent Garden, London, 1898, these volumes being no. 30 of a limited run of 1000 copies for sale

This original wood engraving is from the scarce first edition of The Legend of the Wandering Jew by Pierre Dupont and illustrated by Gustav Dore. Published by Addey and Co. Covent Garden, London 1857.

This original wood engraving is from the scarce first edition of The Legend of the Wandering Jew by Pierre Dupont and illustrated by Gustav Dore. Published by Addey and Co. Covent Garden, London 1857.

This original wood engraving is from the scarce first edition of The Legend of the Wandering Jew by Pierre Dupont and illustrated by Gustav Dore. Published by Addey and Co. Covent Garden, London 1857.

"The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe", by Daniel Defoe, with 100 Illustrations by Edward H. Wehnert. Published by George Bell and Sons, York Street, Covent Garden, London, 1879. Hard boards, or

Group antique etchings and engravings, 19th c., includes "Princeton University", 1836, framed; "New Covent Garden", 1810, framed; the remainder loose: "Spring", "The Custom House", "East Hampton, from