The Man that Pleased None, Walter Crane, 1887.
"The Man that Pleased None" printed in colours by Edmund Evans, after Walter Crane. Published in The Baby's Own Aesop ..., about 1887. Very slight age browning, otherwise good condition. Size 15.5 x 15.5 cms, plus margins. Ref H1607

Hercules & the Waggoner,.Walter Crane, 1887.
"Hercules & the Waggoner" printed in colours by Edmund Evans, after Walter Crane. Published in The Baby's Own Aesop ..., about 1887. Very slight age browning, otherwise good condition. Size 15.5 x 15.5 cms, plus margins. Ref H1606

Innocence, 1800.
"Innocence" anonymous engraver, published as a frontispiece to Calmet's Fragments ... of the Holy Scriptures, 1800. Copper engraved antique print, some soiling. Size 13 x 21 cms including title, plus margins. Ref H1327

Mercy and Truth (frontispiece), 1800.
"Mercy and Truth" anonymous engraver, published as a frontispiece to Calmet's Fragments ... of the Holy Scriptures, 1800. Copper engraved antique print, soiling in the margins, away from image area, otherwise good condition. Size 13 x 21 cms including title, plus margins. Ref H1317

Allegorical Frontispiece to 'The Field of Mars', 1801.
"Britannia, whose seat is as permanent as a rock, supported by Wisdom and Strength, under the characters of Minerva and Hercules; whilst Mars and Neptune as protectors of Commerce introduce her with the Product of the Universe in her Train" engraved after Trotter, published in 1801. Copper engraved print. Slight soiling. Size 15.5 x 21 cms including title, plus margins. Ref H869

Allegorical frontispiece to Barnard's History of England, published 1783.
"Frontispiece to barnard's New & Complete History of England ... Magna Charta" engraved by Pollard after a picture by Hamilton, published in Barnard's History of England, 1783. Copper engraved print, partial plate mark and good margins. Slight staining, also creasing lower left and several tears into left margin (no loss.) Size 21 x 31 cms including titles, plus margins. Ref H816

Elkington's Cloisonné Enamels, 1876.
"Elkington's Cloisonné Enamels" (exhibited at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition in 1876) chromolithograph by Sutton Sharpe & Co., published in The Art Journal, 1876. Very good condition. Size 18 x 27.5 cms including title, plus margins. Ref H218

Title page to Ireland's River Thames, 1791.
[ Title page to Ireland's 'River Thames ...' volume 1 ] sepia aquatint by Samuel Ireland, published in Picturesque Views on the River Thames, 1791. Slightly soiled. Size 13 x 19.5 cms including title, plus margins. Ref G9954

British views, frontispiece, 1848.
"Frontispiece" decorative frontis to a volume of Dugdale's England and Wales Delineated, about 1848, with 13 small views. Steel engraved print, narrow margins. Size 13 x 21 cms, plus margins. Ref G9953

'Design for a Poster' by Hubert Herkomer, 1881.
"Design for a Poster" by Hubert Herkomer, wood engraving published in The Magazine of Art, 1881. Good condition. Size 22 x 15.5 cms including title, plus margins. Ref G9422

Interior Design Scheme, 1881.
"Scheme for Arrangement and Decoration of a Room" wood engraving published in The Magazine of Art, 1881. Text on the reverse, good condition. Size 16 x 22.5 cms including title, plus margins. Ref G9420

Scottish Regalia, House of Stuart, 1890.
[ Regalia of Scotland. Ciborium & Cover. Said to have been the Gift of Mary Queen of Scots to Sir James Balfour of Burleigh, known as the Cup of Malcolm Canmore ] chromolithograph after a picture by William Gibb, published in The Royal House of Stuart. Illustrated ..., 1890. On thick paper, one small wormhole in image, otherwise good condition. Size 21 x 31.5 cms plus good margins. Ref G9180

Scottish Regalia, House of Stuart, 1890.
[ Regalia of Scotland. The Book of Hours, or Prayer Book. Said to have been used by Mary Queen of Scots at her Execution ] chromolithograph after a picture by William Gibb, published in The Royal House of Stuart. Illustrated ..., 1890. On thick paper, good condition. Size 31 x 20 cms plus good margins. Ref G9179

Scottish Regalia, House of Stuart, 1890.
[ Regalia of Scotland. Minor Articles - The George of the Order of the Garter, Golden Collar of the Order of the Garter, The Jewel of the Order of the Thistle and the Coronation Ring ] chromolithograph after a picture by William Gibb, published in The Royal House of Stuart. Illustrated ..., 1890. On thick paper, one small wormhole in image, otherwise good condition. Size 21 x 30 cms plus good margins. Ref G9178

Scottish Regalia, House of Stuart, 1890.
[ Regalia of Scotland. Enlargements of The Sceptre, the Sword of State & Scabbard, & Lord High Treasurer's Mace ] chromolithograph after a picture by William Gibb, published in The Royal House of Stuart. Illustrated ..., 1890. On thick paper, one small wormhole in image, otherwise good condition. Size 21.5 x 32 cms plus good margins. Ref G9177

Scottish Regalia, House of Stuart, 1890.
[ Regalia of Scotland. The Sceptre, the Sword of State & Scabbard, & Lord High Treasurer's Mace ] chromolithograph after a picture by William Gibb, published in The Royal House of Stuart. Illustrated ..., 1890. On thick paper, two small wormholes, otherwise good condition. Size 20.5 x 32 cms plus good margins. Ref G9176

Scottish Crown, House of Stuart, 1890.
[ Regalia of Scotland. The Crown ] chromolithograph after a picture by William Gibb, published in The Royal House of Stuart. Illustrated ..., 1890. On thick paper, good condition. Size 32 x 21 cms plus good margins. Ref G9175

Italy, Padua, St.Antonio (title page), 1875.
"St.Antonio, Padua" anonymous artist/engraver, published as a title page for a volume of Picturesque Europe, about 1875. Steel engraved antique print. On thick paper, good condition with full plate mark. Size 17 x 25 cms including title, plus margins. Ref G9108