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Shaw, George 1809 Antique Print. Serpula Muricata Shell 144: Copper Plate Published 1809 by G.Kearsley, London for "Zoological Lectures..." by George Shaw. Paper Size: 8 x 5 inch (21 x 13cm) Good Condition

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Shaw, George 1809 Antique Print. Serpula Muricata Shell 144

Albion Auctions

Est. $25-$30

Shaw, George 1809 Antique Print. Syrian & Cape Hyrax 33: Copper Plate Published 1809 by G.Kearsley, London for "Zoological Lectures..."by George Shaw. Paper Size: 8.5 x 5 inch (22 x 13cm) Good Condition

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Shaw, George 1809 Antique Print. Syrian & Cape Hyrax 33

Albion Auctions

Est. $20-$25

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of the Spotted Shark and Blue Shark: "Spotted Shark. Blue Shark." This engraving presents a detailed zoological study of two distinct shark species, showcasing early nineteenth-century maritime natural history. The upper figure depicts t

Feb 25, 2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of the Spotted Shark and Blue Shark

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

George Shaw (1751–1813) – study of Mourning Snake – Engraving (1807): "Mourning Snake" presents a scientific study of a serpent, likely the Coluber pullatus, characterized by its distinctive mottled and banded scale pattern. The snake is depicted in a coiling, serpentin

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – study of Mourning Snake – Engraving (1807)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cancer – engraving (1805): "Cancer" is a detailed black and white engraving featuring several species of crustaceans, including the Norway lobster (Norvegicus var.), the hermit crab (Bernardus), and a shore crab (Grapsus). The

Feb 25, 2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cancer – engraving (1805)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Peruvian Snake – Engraving (1801): "Peruvian Snake" presents a natural history study of a serpent characterized by its bold, dark transverse bands across its body. The snake is rendered in a complex coiled posture with its head raised

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Peruvian Snake – Engraving (1801)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Scorpio – engraving (1806): "Scorpio" is a detailed black and white engraving illustrating three distinct species of scorpions: Americanus, Afer, and Europaeus. The central and largest figure, Afer, is depicted with meticulous a

Feb 26, 2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Scorpio – engraving (1806)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Termites (Termes) – Engraving (1806): "Termes" presents a detailed entomological study of various castes within termite colonies, specifically the species T. arborum and T. bellicosus. The plate illustrates the physical differences betwee

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Termites (Termes) – Engraving (1806)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of the Sharp-nosed Ray – Engraving (1804): "Sharp-nosed Ray." This engraving presents a detailed zoological study of a Sharp-nosed Ray, viewed from a dorsal perspective to highlight its distinctive rhomboidal body shape and elongated, pointed

Feb 25, 2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of the Sharp-nosed Ray – Engraving (1804)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Colubrine Hydrus – Engraving (1801): "Colubrine Hydrus" presents a scientific study of a sea snake, depicted with distinctive alternating dark and light bands along its entire length. The serpent is shown in a complex, coiling pose on a

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Colubrine Hydrus – Engraving (1801)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Fasciated Ray – Engraving (1804): Fasciated Ray. This engraving presents an ichthyological study of a Fasciated Ray, captured in a dynamic lateral-dorsal perspective that emphasizes its streamlined, flattened body and the rhythmic pat

Feb 26, 2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Fasciated Ray – Engraving (1804)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Blunt-headed Cachalot (Sperm Whale) – Copperplate: This copperplate engraving features two illustrations of the Blunt-headed Cachalot, known today as the Sperm Whale. The composition shows one figure resting on a piece of ice and the other below, emph

Feb 26, 2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Blunt-headed Cachalot (Sperm Whale) – Copperplate

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Banksian Ray, Fabronian Ray, and Giorna Ray – Engraving (1804)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

Feb 26, 2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Basking Shark (Male) – Engraving (1804)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of the Margined, Mirror, White, and Thornback: "Margined Ray, Mirror Ray, White Ray, Thornback." This engraving presents a comparative zoological study of several ray species, meticulously arranged to display their unique dorsal patterns and anato

Feb 25, 2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of the Margined, Mirror, White, and Thornback

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

Feb 25, 2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Sea Otter – engraving (1800)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Pediculus: Crow and Peacock – Engraving (1806): "Pediculus" presents a detailed entomological study of two species of lice, specifically identified as those infesting the crow and the peacock. The plate features two large-scale engravings that high

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Pediculus: Crow and Peacock – Engraving (1806)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Undulated Ray and Painted Ray – Engraving (1804): "Undulated Ray" and "Painted Ray" presents a natural history study of two species of skates or rays, characterized by their distinct dorsal patterns. The upper figure illustrates the Undulated Ray wit

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Undulated Ray and Painted Ray – Engraving (1804)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

William Hogarth - Sigismonda engraved by TW Shaw 1833: Sigismonda - With the Heart of her Husband engraved by TW Shaw after by William Hogarth. An engraving taken from The Works of William Hogarth by the Rev John Trusler. Published by Jones & Co, Finsbury

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William Hogarth - Sigismonda engraved by TW Shaw 1833

Britannica Auctions Ltd

Est. $30-$60

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Panther Shark and Egg Case – Engraving (1804): "Panther Shark" and "Egg of Panther Shark" presents a natural history study of a spotted shark species, likely a member of the Scyliorhinidae family, commonly known as catsharks. The primary figure il

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Panther Shark and Egg Case – Engraving (1804)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Tobit – Hand-colored illustration (Circa 1840): This print is an illustration titled Tobit, depicting a domestic scene with figures in medieval attire, taken from a historical manuscript. The interior scene shows an elderly, bearded man (Tobit) lyi

Feb 26, 2026

Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Tobit – Hand-colored illustration (Circa 1840)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Part of a Room – Hand-colored illustration (Circa 1840): This print is an illustration titled Part of a Room, depicting the interior of a highly decorated private chamber or chapel, specified as being "From a Picture by John Mabuse" (Jan Gossaert). The imag

Feb 25, 2026

Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Part of a Room – Hand-colored illustration (Circa 1840)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Hound Shark, female, opened – Engraving (1804): "Hound Shark, female, opened" presents an anatomical study of a female shark, depicted from a ventral perspective with the abdominal cavity dissected to reveal the internal organs. The engraving shows

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Hound Shark, female, opened – Engraving (1804)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Guttated Ray – Engraving (1804): "Guttated Ray" presents a natural history study of a stingray species, characterized by its wide, diamond-shaped pectoral fins and an extremely long, slender tail. The figure is depicted from a dorsal

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Guttated Ray – Engraving (1804)

Proverde Auctions

Est. $50-$100

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