Ke'ra Morgan Furniture

An untitled abstract woodblock print by Margaret Wenstrup (1930-2008) dated 1958. Wenstrup was a well-known Cincinnati, OH artist who graduated from ...

This remarkable -- perhaps unique -- woodblock print depicts a group of five nude male workers laying railroad track, their strong, muscled figures interlaced as they strive to move ...

Set of four Regency era coloured engravings by Rowlandson. Four framed coloured engravings of Regency London landmarks including the Corn Exchange,...

"Charming Florals of the Victorian Era: A Collection from 'Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse'" Step into the enchanting world of Victorian horticulture with "Charming Flora...

Set of five antique botany prints. These prints originate from various editions of 'The Floral Magazine'. Published by Vincent Brooks, circa 1870.

Male Eurasian Teal – Antique Dutch Bird Print by Sepp & Nozeman, 1789 This original hand-colored copper engraving from 1789 depicts the male Eurasian Teal (Anas crecca), a small and...

Untitled print. This print depicts a harbour scene with several figures and ships. Reads 'Haered. Ier. Wolffij excudit A. V.'. Source unknown, to be determined.

Untitled print. This print depicts a harbour scene with several figures, ships and a statue. Reads 'Haered. Ier. Wolffij excudit Aug. Vind'. Source unknown, to be determined.

The butterflies depicted in the plates are special, both historically in the context of British lepidopterology and scientifically in terms of their morphology and behavior. 1. Arran Brown (Erebia ligea) - The image labeled "22" likely depicts what is commonly known as the Arran Brown, previously known as Arran Argus. It's a species that prefers grassy habitats and flies low to the ground. These butterflies have brown wings with eye-like spots on the upper side, which can confuse predators into attacking the wrong part of the body. 2. Scotch Argus (Erebia aethiops) - The image labeled "23" seems to represent the Scotch Argus. This butterfly has dark brown wings with orange bands containing black spots, each centered with a tiny white dot. It is commonly found in damp grassy areas and is especially interesting due to its limited distribution, being primarily found in Scotland and parts of Northern England. 3. Small Ringlet (Erebia cothurnatus) - The image labeled "24" probably shows the Small Ringlet, which in some texts may be referred to as Small Mountain Ringlet or Small Heath...

Antique Fontainebleau Architectural Views Triptych, Napoleon Era Engravings, 1803 This striking set of three architectural engravings presents refined views of the Château de Fontai...

Project of the ship Ortac; launched in 1937 at the Morgan Giles shipyard, length 10.68m overall, width 3.39m, it has a mast rather tail-heavy and it won many races of RORC class. Mea...

Fully-entitled: Army of the Potomac. The Wagon Trains of the Army of the Potomac en Route from Chickahominy to James River VA. During the Seven...

Jaguar Killing Tapir, Dramatic Antique Wildlife Print, Victorian Era, 1894 Description: This intense and dramatic scene shows a jaguar overpowering a tapir beside a jungle riverbank...

Allegorical Engraving of Égalité from the French Revolutionary Era This neoclassical engraving powerfully represents Égalité (Equality), one of the central ideals of the French Revo...

This etching is #40/95. It was done by John Chious in the latter half of the 20th century. The name of the artwork is CITY ERA. It comes matted and framed.