Antique Hudson Bay

Title: Tinted Lithograph of Hudson Bay Mill, 1856 Description: This exquisite lithograph, "Hudson Bay Mill," captures a tranquil and picturesque scene of a water mill nestled ami...

Title: Der Reiher aus der Hudsons-Bay - Hand-Colored Engraving of the Hudson Bay Heron by Johann Michael Seligmann, 18th Century This exquisite hand-colored engraving, titled 'Der R...

Antique Map of British North America, Canada and Hudson Bay, 1860 This impressive large-format map of British North America was published by W.

Title: 1757 Engraving of Inuit & Indigenous Peoples – Hudson Bay & Arctic Canoe Scene Description: This rare 1757 antique copperplate engraving presents two fascinating scenes de...

This map was first drawn in 1680 and is based on Doncker's final chart of Hudson Bay and the Arctic, with nearly identical cartouches.

Title: 1757 Engraving of Hudson Bay – Winter Encampment & Early Settler Cabin Description: This rare and historically significant 1757 antique copperplate engraving presents two...

Title: Die Große Schwarze Ente aus der Hudsons-Bay - Hand-Colored Engraving of the Large Black Duck from Hudson's Bay by Johann Michael Seligmann, 18th Century This striking hand-co...

Joy in the Hudson Bay as they take a Difonto into a hut – Manner of accompanying him to the hut.

Title: c. 1690 Frederick de Wit Sea Chart of Hudson Bay, Baffin Bay, and Greenland - Engraved by Romeyn de Hooghe This striking sea chart by Frederick de Wit, titled "Septemtrionali...

A wonderful naturalistic drawing depicting a big grue typical of the Hudson bay by a renowned Italian baroque old master, has to become a part of your precious art collection!

Lawrence River and Cape Cod in the South to Hudson Bay, Cape Rond and Newfoundland in the Northeast.

Totems, Carvings, Native American Totems, Salish, Hudson Bay Fur Trading

Major geographic features such as Hudson Bay, the Great Lakes, the Mackenzie River system, and the Arctic Sea are clearly delineated.

Sea chart of the northern waters of North America, including the coast of Labrador and part of New Foundland, the west coast of Greenland, Davis Strait, via a non-existent passage to...

E is for Eastern Canada for example, which was divided into 9 regions and E9 is the Eastern side of Hudson Bay The next four numbers (and this does vary on carvings, sometimes there...

The map also highlights major geographic features including the Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, Mississippi River system, Great Lakes, Hudson Bay, Gulf of Mexico, and Arctic coastline.

Areas such as “Labrador,” “Hudson’s Bay Territory,” and “Dominion of Canada” reflect the cartographic vocabulary of the period.

It captures the expansive territory stretching across the heart of the Canadian Shield and the Hudson Bay basin. The map’s meticulous detail highlights key features including the Hud...

Also showing British Overseas Territories and Hudson Bay. This map originates from Stielers Handatlas, published circa 1859.

O The chandelier came rom the estate of one of the Woodward siblings of Vancouver who owned and operated the chain of Woodwards department stores store chain that operated in Alber...

The Dobbs Galley (William Moor) and California (Francis Smith) are depicted in their winter anchorage in the Hayes river on the west coast of Hudson Bay. Below it is a depiction of M...

Marked Swift's Dry Arsenate of Lead. Hudson Bay piece ex. Fur Trade Museum Chadron, NB.

Each twice signed "Betty Sanners" back and bottom. Provenance Hudson Bay Fur Company, Seattle, Washington. 29"H Period: Early 20th century Origin: Northwest Coast Size: 29" base 4...

Keywords: North America, Canada, United States, USA, Mexico, Greenland, Alaska, Hudson Bay, Labrador, Newfoundland, Arctic, Caribbean, Cuba, Jamaica, Central America, Victorian map, ...

These ships are illustrated in their seasonal mooring amidst the icy waters of the Hayes River along Hudson Bay's western shoreline. The scene is intricately detailed, showcasing the...

Lake Superior dominates the composition with dramatic engraved shoreline shading, while surrounding areas show places such as Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay (Fort William / Port Arthu...

Historically, it served as a notable landmark for various groups, including Hudson Bay Company hunters and early explorers. The name "Butte de Morale" honors Morale, a French-Chippew...

Historically, it served as a notable landmark for various groups, including Hudson Bay Company hunters and early explorers. The name "Butte de Morale" honors Morale, a French-Chippew...

Later, in 1821, when the North West Company merged with the Hudson’s Bay Company, Fort Okanogan became an HBC post.

Key features include a large figural cartouche, which adds an elegant artistic touch, and two inset maps: one of Baffin and Hudson's Bay and another of Fr. Kino's passage to Californ...

Historically, Kettle Falls was an important fishing and gathering site for Native American tribes on the Columbia River. Fort Colville, a Hudson's Bay Company trading post establishe...

San Francisco Bay Sunset Hudson River School circle of William Alexander Coulter Luminous San Francisco Bay 1870s landscape of sunset over water with red buoy in foreground and sail...

Fort Vancouver was a key military, trading, and logistical center in the Washington Territory, originally established by the Hudson’s Bay Company and later taken over by the U.S.

Historical Context: The original Fort Walla Walla was a Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) fur trading post, established in 1818 near the confluence of the Walla Walla River and Columbia Riv...

California is prominently shown as an island, and a speculative Northwest Passage is marked by a dotted line linking the Detroit d'Anian to Button’s Bay, west of Hudson Bay. In North...

Blackie, Scotland, 1882 Keywords: North America map, antique North America map, North America 1882, United States map, Canada map, Mexico map, Central America map, British North Ame...

This map shows the Jefferys model, including a wide De Fuca based River from Puget Sound to the Atlantic over Hudson's Bay, several significant rivers flowing from the Pacific to the...

The list of contents on the cover of this June 1783 issue varies greatly in topics, from the “Dismemberment of America early foretold" and “Capture of Hudson’s Bay,” to “Eastern Mann...

Chromolithograph of a Hudson's Bay Lemming by John J. Audubon, c. 1870.

Copper engraved map showing the lower part of the Hudson's Bay over Ontario and Quebec (Karte von dem Ende der Hudsons-Bay; German edition of Bellin's map of James Bay, extending nor...

Features are the large inland sea in the Pacific Northwest with the Canal du Roi George and a river connecting it to Hudson Bay. A lake with a huge river flowing to the Pacific at Is.

"Narragansett Bay, Newport, RI" by William Stanley Haseltine is a 12" x 22" oil on canvas marine, seascape painting from 1865. It comes from a private collection in Lancaster, Pennsy...

Or at the foot of a bed filled with Hudson Bay blankets and books.

He often painted along the Chesapeake and Hudson Bays. “Harbor at Night” is exemplary of Watson’s delicate handling of the sea and shimmering use of light.

There is an insert to the top left of A particular map of Baffin and Hudson's Bay and to lower right, "The passage by land to California, discover'd by Father Eusebius Francis Kino, ...

Presented by: Tribalmania Gallery Ancient Inuit Eskimo stone "QULLIQ" whale oil stove cooker Origin: Arctic, Hudson Bay, Central Inuit People (Provenance:  Private Carmel Calif...

Very large inset titled "A Particular Map of Baffin and Hudson's Bay" is a great map in its own right. Beautiful, dark impression, particularly in the cartouche.

(with) A Particular Map of Baffin and Hudson's Bay. London. Printed for Robert Sayer No. 53 Fleet Street as the Act Directs 2d.

He was a member of the council of the Hudson Bay Company and died in 1825, leaving a widow, four sons and two daughters.

A good example of Zatta's map of the northern Pacific Coastal regions and one of the best illustrations of a late rendition of the Northwest Passage, here illustrating two wide passa...

It turns out that the pig was owned by an Irishman, Charles Griffin, who was employed by the Hudson's Bay Company to run the sheep ranch. He also owned several pigs which he allowed ...

One version was in the possession of the Hudson’s Bay Company (Marlborough was Governor of the firm) and was exhibited in London in 1934 at Chesterfield House.

Height 3.75" , Interior circumference 20.5" Marked Size 6.5 "53" , "Hudson Bay Company, Made in England, The Great Traders of the West".

PERIOD: 19th Century ORIGIN: Hudson Bay SIZE: Cross 5 1/2" x 3 1/2", Bead Necklace 24" Hudson Bay, Jewelry, Glass Beads, Trade Beads, Religious, Cross, Crosses, Gifts Family Owned ...

The famous explorer and navigator "discovered" the Hudson River and Hudson's Bay. (Both had no doubt been noticed by the indigenous inhabitants.)

An inset in the lower right quadrant features Greenland, Labrador, and the area around the Hudson Bay. Artists and Engravers: Adrien-Hubert Brué.

Kane, Paul (1810-1871) Wanderings of an Artist Among the Indians of North America; From Canada to Vancouver Island and Oregon Through the Hudson's Bay Company Territory, and Back Ag...