Bloomsbury Auctions

316 G. D. Ehret ce r e u S a n d f o u r o T h e r n aT u r a l
h i S T o ry p r i n T S, from Christoph Trew’s Plantae Selectae,
engraving with original hand-colouring, the title
heightened in gold, 1750-73, Augsburg, 435 x 300mm.
(17 x 12 in) § with Myrtle leaved Camelia, after Clara
Maria Pope, chromolithograph, 460mm x 670mm, (18
x 26 ½ in); with 3 other natural history prints (5).
£150 - £200
317 18th century English school.- vi e w o f
we S T m i n S T e r f r o m la m b e T h pa l a c e, watercolour over
pen and ink, 315 x 440mm. (12 ¼ x 17 ¼ in), unframed;
with 3 continental landscapes, pencil, pen and ink,
watercolour, 19th century, v.s., unframed (4)
£200 - £300
318 Joseph Farington. vi e w o f lo n d o n f r o m
la m b e T h, double-page panorama, with 2 further
single plates of Nuneham and Kemble from Boydell’s
History of the River Thames, original hand-coloured
aquatints,1793-95, J. & J. Boydell, the panorama 335
x 550 (13 ½ x 21 ½ in) , the single plates each c.220 x
325mm., unframed (3). £100 - £150
319 a m i x e d g r o u p o f lo n d o n a n d Th a m e S v i e wS ,
including a view of Henley after Farington, and others
by or after Cole and Daniell, engravings, aquatints,
lithographs, some hand-coloured, mainly 19th century,
v.s., largest 340 x 495mm. (13 ¼ x 19 ½ in), unframed
(c.60) £200 - £300
320 James Fittler. ca p Ta i n ma cbr i d e, three-quarter
length portrait after Northcote, engraving,1792, printed
in dark blue/black by J. Shoveller, 495 x 365mm.(19
¼ x 14 ½ in); with a portrait of Charles Saunders, Vice
Admiral of the Blue, mezzotint, 1794, 360 x 255mm.
(14 ¼ x 10 in); another of General Elliot, later Governor
of Gibraltar, soft-ground etching, 1794, 520 x 355mm.
(20 ½ x13 ¾ in); also with The English Politicians, by
Richard Houston, mezzotint, 1794, 610 x 460mm.(24 x
18 in), unframed (4) £150 - £200
321 Count Ivan Forray ro d a Sz i g e T a nil me l l e T T,
lithograph with hand-colouring, heightened with gumarabic,
1849, Pest, 320 x 440mm. (12 ½ x 17 ½ in) §
Ciceri (Eugene) Habitation Arabe Dans La Plaine De
Suez, from Souvenirs d’Egypte, tinted lithograph, 1851,
295 x 450mm.(11 ½ x 17 ½ in); with five lithograph
views of the Middle East from Eugene Flandon’s
L’Orient, all unframed (7). £100 - £150
322 France.- Military.- de c u r S i o ad an n u l u m, a view
of French cavalry manoeuvres in the Louvre Gardens
in the manner of Van Blarenberghe, engraving, Paris,
c.1775, 530 x 740mm.(21 x 29 in), unframed.
£50 - £70
323 William Hogarth and others. a g r o u p o f e n g r av e d
T h e aT r e T i c k e T S, i n v i TaT i o n S a n d Similar, including a
few examples by Hogarth, engravings, 18th century,
v.s., 130 x 80mm. to 220 x 295mm. (5 x 3 in to 8 ¾ x 11
½ in) (19). £100 - £150
324 John Baptist Jackson la z a r u S aT T h e ri c h ma n’S
Ta b l e, after Jacopo Bassano il Vecchio, chiaroscuro
woodcut, 570 x 385mm. (22 ½ x 15 ¼ in); with The
Presentation in the Temple, after Veronese, chiaroscuro
woodcut, c.1742, 545 x 385mm. (21 ½ x 15 ¼ in), both
unframed, but mounted over wooden stretchers (2).
£150 - £250
325 After Angelica Kauffman a fl o w e r pa i n T e d b y
va r e l S T, circular stipple-engraving by Thomas Burke,
c.1785, 355 x 285mm. (14 x 11 ¼ in); with a small,
mixed group of stipple-engravings, other prints and a
small oil on canvas (14). £100 - £150
326 Joannes Kip be r k l e y ca S T l e, T h e Se aT o f T h e
ea r l o f be r k l e y, bird’s-eye view from The Ancient
and Present State of Glocestershire, engraving, 1768,
350 x 440mm.(13 ½ x 17 in), unframed. £50 - £75
327 Joannes Kip ba d m i n T o n, Se aT o f T h e du k e o f
be a u f o rT, and Stoke Gifford, The Seat of John Berkeley,
two engravings, c.1768, each 350 x 440mm. (13 ½ x 17
½ in); with Haughton In The County of Nottingham,
engraving, 1720, 350 x 470mm.(14 x 18 ½ in) (3)
£60 - £80
328 Jean Baptiste Lucien re c l i n i n g n u d e; Se aT e d
n u d e, engravings after Le Clere, c.1780, the larger
31cm x 46cm, (12 x 18 in) (2). £50 - £70
329 Thomas Malton me r l b o u r n e ho u S e, wh i T e-h a l l,
original hand-coloured aquatint, 1797, 300 x 400mm.
(12 x 16 in); with Royal Mails, Starting from the
Post Office, after Samuel John Egbert Jones, reduced
version of the plate originally by Charles Hunt, [c.f.
Siltzer p.168 & Snelgrove, Jones 7], original handcoloured
aquatint, 1827 or later, 270 x 340mm. (10 ½ x
13 ½ in); with an 18th century view of St Martin’s and
a City ward map, both by Bernard Cole; and a small
group of steel-engraved views of London, unframed (8)
£150 - £200
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