Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co. Furniture

Chromolithograph titled 'New York Herald'. Lithograph of James Gordon Bennett Jr. publisher of the New York Herald, founded by his father, James Gordon ...

French Botanical Prints of “Fleurs et Fruits” (Flowers and Fruits) created by Pierre-Joseph Redouté and Jean-Louis Prevost, two of the finest b...

These are a set of FOUR digitally remastered prints of Parrots, hand coloured framed prints, originally from Circa 1800s. Prints of this style we...

Antique bird print titled 'Mallard Duck'. Old bird print depicting the mallard duck. This chromolithograph originates from the natural history set 'Animate Creation' published in 189...

Antique print titled 'Turkey - Turque - Turkey'. Chromolithograph of Turkish costumes. This print originates from 'Le Costume Historique' by M.A. Raci...

A set of four English nature printed ferns from the 19th century in black frames and under glass. A rare selection of 19th century English nature printed ferns from the Ferns of Grea...

Antique print titled 'XVIth Century - XVIe Siécle - XVItes Jahrhundert'. Chromolithograph of XVIth Century ornaments and decorative arts. This print originates from 'l'Ornement Polyc...

Lot of 6 late 19th century black and white engravings, plates extracted from the book The Works of Sir Edwin Landseer published by Virtue & Company, London. Includes several hunting ...

Antique print titled 'Turkey - Turque - Turkey'. Chromolithograph of Turkish interior. This print originates from 'Le Costume Historique' by M.A. Racinet. Published, circa 1880.

This exquisite pair of 19th-century Victorian fashion engravings is presented in beautifully carved Black Forest–style walnut frames, each decorated with deep floral and foliate appliqués at the corners. These hand-colored prints depict elegantly dressed women in period attire, showcasing hairstyles, silhouettes, and textiles emblematic of mid-to-late 1800s European fashion illustration. The prints were traditionally attributed to La Mode Illustrée or Le Follet, two of the most iconic fashion journals of the Victorian era known for their detailed, hand-tinted engravings. While the prints do not bear a visible plate signature due to age and framing, the style, palette, and rendering strongly match fashion plates issued between 1860–1880. Provenance Handwritten notes on the verso indicate the works were framed in the 1940s by Thompson Gillette of Elkins, Oklahoma. Additional inscriptions list previous owners Dorothy & Nelson Wright, adding charming mid-century provenance to the pieces. Styling Suggestions These framed antique fashion prints style beautifully in: - A French country–inspired dressing room or walk-in closet - A feminine bedroom, powder room, or reading nook - A gallery wall pairing Victorian, Rococo Revival, or cottagecore décor - A boutique or fashion studio, adding authentic 19th-century charm - Layered on a mantel or console, leaning casually for a collected Old-World aesthetic - Alternatively, the prints could be switched out for a print of your choosing. Their carved Black Forest frames bring warmth, depth, and sculptural texture, making this pair ideal for collectors who love European antiques, folk carving...

Antique print titled 'Gunnera Chilensis lam.'. This print originates from 'Flora. Afbeeldingen en beschrijvingen van boomen, heesters, éénjarige planten, enz., voorkomende in de Nede...

Chromolithograph titled 'New York Tribune'. The New-York Tribune was an American newspaper founded in 1841 by editor Horace Greeley. This print originates from 'Vanity Fair'. Publish...