Antique Records

This sheet comes from Volume V, whose title page records 237 species in color. The color is printed, not applied by hand: the plates were printed in color by William Dickes of London...

This sheet comes from Volume V, whose title page records 237 species in color. The color is printed, not applied by hand: the plates were printed in color by William Dickes of London...

These sheets belong to Volume V, whose title page records 237 species in color. The plates were printed in color by William Dickes of London, a licensee of George Baxter's color proc...

This sheet belongs to Volume IV, whose title page records 249 species printed in color. Anne Pratt, born at Strood in Kent in 1806 and self taught as a botanist, was among the best ...

Several liturgical objects sold through Diharce are recorded in France’s national cultural heritage inventory, giving this surviving label meaningful historical significance.

Ride is known for British marine and coastal topography, with recorded work focusing on coastal working ports across the Irish Sea and North Wales littoral.

His father John Milbourne was also a talented artist, records note Henry's baptism around 1778–1781. He entered the Royal Academy Schools in October 1816 at the recorded age of 35.

The exact purpose of haniwa is still a bit of a mystery as there was no written records in Japan at this time. It may be that haniwa were intended to be seen by the un-living, perh...

The plates are color collotypes, and the book records that it was produced and printed by the Menpes Printing and Engraving Company of London and Watford.

The plates are color collotypes, and the book records that it was produced and printed by the Menpes Printing and Engraving Company of London and Watford.

This work was published in an exhibition catalogue — a mark of scholarly recognition confirming its standing as a documented work within the artist's recorded output and an important...

An accompanying handwritten provenance label records the canister's use by two generations of a Belgian family, beginning with Jeanne-Thérèse and subsequently Lucienne, with an estim...

ㅤ The piece bears the initials HG, an individual mark also recorded on other examples of Newlyn metalwork. ㅤ A particularly accomplished example of early 20th-century British Arts an...

Note: After surviving the Great Fire of London the records at the London Assay office were destroyed by fire in 1681; their catalogues and documentation began again in 1697.

The exact purpose of haniwa is still a bit of a mystery as there was no written records in Japan at this time. It may be that haniwa were intended to be seen by the un-living, perha...

His work sold well in England and France, and examples are recorded in collections in Florence, Milan and New York.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

Artists and Engravers: Jacobus Houbraken (1698-1780) was a Dutch engraver and the son of the artist and biographer Arnold Houbraken (1660–1719), whom he assisted in producing a publi...

Paired rectangular slots piercing the bronze on either flank of the neck and shoulder mark the original attachment points for applied side handles, which are no longer present. Altho...

The 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars was originally raised in 1693, maintaining an active cavalry battle record across three centuries until its 1958 amalgamation into the Queen's Roya...

It held the title for the world’s largest ship when built, along with speed records. In World War I, the ship was requisitioned as a Hospital and troop ship until it was retired and ...

A number of signs are engraved in light stipple only, where the original was worn, so the copy records the state of the surface as well as the lettering.

The sequence is documented in museum records at the Rijksmuseum and the Agnes Etherington Art Centre.

These small birds are often pets and the first budgerigar was first recorded in history by the renowned zoologist, George Shaw.

Martini 1836" at lower right, and the plate number CXXXXVIII at the upper right. A dealer's record identifies the plate as from Meyer's Universum, published by the Bibliographisches ...

Geremia Discanno (1839–1907) spent much of his career copying Pompeian wall painting for the archaeological record, and his watercolours were issued in Naples as colour-printed plates.

An impressed Doulton Lambeth mark is recorded to the underside of the base. Dating from around 1881 to the late Victorian period, the planter reflects the contemporary interest in hi...

The work is signed, although the signature is presently indistinct and the artist has not been identified. Information recorded on the reverse indicates that the painting was given a...

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The images should be read as a nineteenth century European interpretation of the cultures they show rather than as a documentary record, which is a large part of what makes the serie...

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

A costume print of this kind records what a Brussels publisher of the 1840s believed that dress to look like.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The name itself is part of what the sheet documents, since it records the European habit of labelling a place by what happened to the visitors there rather than by what its inhabitan...

Successive issues were revised as boundaries moved and railways spread, so a sheet from Black's records the world as an educated Victorian reader understood it in the year the plate ...

Successive issues were revised as boundaries moved and railways spread, so a sheet from Black's records the world as an educated Victorian reader understood it in the year the plate ...

The printing technique of this sheet has not been recorded more precisely than as a print, and this listing does not guess at it.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

The technique of this sheet is recorded as engraving without distinguishing copper from steel, and it is described that way here rather than guessed at.

These sheets come from Volume V, whose title page records 237 species in color. Even age toning throughout.

The work runs to six volumes, and the title page of Volume V, from which these sheets come, records 237 species in color and names Scribner, Welford and Armstrong as the New York hou...

These sheets come from Volume V, whose title page records 237 species in color. The color is printed, not applied by hand: the plates were printed in color by William Dickes of Londo...

These sheets belong to Volume V, whose title page records 237 species in color. The plates were printed in color by William Dickes of London, a licensee of George Baxter's color proc...

The work runs to six volumes, and the title page of Volume V, from which these sheets come, records 237 species in color and names Scribner, Welford and Armstrong as the New York hou...

These sheets come from Volume V, whose title page records 237 species in color. The color is printed, not applied by hand: the plates were printed in color by William Dickes of Londo...

In addition, the pattern code 7986/X is inscribed by hand in black enamel. These recorded marks date the piece to around 1915, capturing an intriguing crossover between traditional V...

Accompanying lettering records the South Glamorgan Unionist victory of Henry Wyndham-Quin by a majority of 825 votes following the parliamentary poll of July 1895.

Through a recommendation from Wilhelm Pinder, he enrolled at the technical college in Offenbach am Main, after which he took sculpture courses at the Technical University of Darmstad...

The Musée Henner likewise records Henner’s later studio at the same address.

Significantly, this very ewer is illustrated in the museum's permanent exhibition presentation, providing an important visual record of its distinguished museum provenance. The Deut...

the clock is sold 'as is' : as a decorative piece only with the original mechanism and pendulum but not guaranteed to be in working order - If you want it working we can fit a profes...

Rather than presenting an idealised victory, Raffet records a costly military withdrawal with remarkable realism and emotional immediacy.