Hand Coloured Mezzotint of Lord and Lady Melbourne.
Original Painting by George Stubbs (1724-1806) – Mezzotint Engraving in Ebonised and Gilt Frame.
The lady seated in the carriage is Elizabeth Milbanke, her husband, Peniston Lamb, 1st Lord Melbourne is mounted on a chestnut horse to the right. Sir Ralph Milbanke, Elizabeth’s father, stands beside her, along with her brother John Milbanke. The engraving was executed by Macbeth Raeburn R.A. – signed by him – printed and hand coloured by Henry Graves and Co. Royal Print Sellers.
Width: 37.5″ / 95 cms
Height: 30″ / 76 cms
Etching of Horseguards Parade by Albany Howarth 1872-1936 – English watercolourist, etcher and lithographer – exhibited at The Fine Arts Society – signed
Width: 15″ / 38 cms
Height: 19″ / 48 cms
Antique Stipple Engraving of the Succession of Edward VI
Antique Stipple Engraving of the Succession of Edward VI – Drawn on vellum and engraved by G Vertue in 1750
Width: 33.5″ / 85 cms
Height: 27.5″ / 70 cms
Stipple Engraving of the Five Children of Charles I
Stipple Engraving of the Five Children of Charles I – engraving by Richard Cooper in 1763 the original painting by Van Dyck (1599-1641)
Width: 26″ / 66 cms
Height: 24″ / 61 cms
Return from Shooting – the Duke of Newcastle and Colonel Litchfield
Return from Shooting – the Duke of Newcastle and Colonel Litchfield returning from a day’s shooting in Clumber Park.
An important hand coloured stipple engraving – engraved by Francesco Bartolozzi and Samuel Alken. Painted by Francis Wheatley RA. Published by Joseph Barney, Tottenham Court Road, London 1793
A Rare Set of Four Lithographic Prints published by Ackerman and Co. 1837 Painted by R B Davis (animal painter to the King) Drawn on stone by J W Giles In Original Oak Frames Framed Size 20″ / 50 cms by 17.5″ / 45 cms high
