A few examples of appraisal values for
1542

• 1922
  1922
• 1912
  1912
• London plague book, 1720, Nathaniel
  London plague book, 1720, Nathaniel Hodges, MD Loimologia: Or, An Historical Account of The Plague in London in 1665 , London, printed for E. Bell and F. Osborn, 288 pages, full original tooled calf, raised bands, 8 x 5 in. Wear, small losses, hinge cracks and separations, edges soiled. Private Collection, South Carolina
• Book dated 1821.
  Book dated 1821.
• John Leigh-Pemberton
  John Leigh-Pemberton (1911-1997)/Charles II at Dover, 1660/signed and dated '52/oil on canvas, 57.5cm x 65cm/Provenance: Shell-Mex and BP Ltd, catalogue no 1826
• A Molteno Edward IV being
  A Molteno Edward IV being introduced to Jane Shore stipple engraving
• Burton (Sir Richard) Falconry in
  Burton (Sir Richard) Falconry in the Valley of the Indus, 12 mo., original cloth, 1852
• 2 vols. (Auction Catalogues.)
  2 vols. (Auction Catalogues.) The Shakespeare First Folio, 1623, The Dr. Williams's Library Copy. London: Sotheby's, July 13, 2006. 4to, orig. burgundy cloth, paper cover label, d/j. Illus. * Christie's. Important English Drama... Estate... Mary Viscountess Eccles. New York, April 14, 2004. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered cloth, cover label. illus.
• 2 vols. Christian Subjects -
  2 vols. Christian Subjects - Continental Imprints: Casaubon, Isaac. De rebus sacris & ecclesiastics exercitationes XVI. Frankfurt: C. Ruland, printed by Johann Bringer, 1615. 4to, 19th-Century 1/2 calf & cloth; front cover detached. Bound with: Pareus, David. In divinam apocalypsin s. apostoli et evangelistae Johannis commentarius. Heidelberg: J. Rosae, 1622. 2nd ed. Title in red & black. Both slightly trimmed - no loss of text, internaly generally clean, some spotting to title of Pareus. * Francesco, Cancellieri. Notizie intorno alla novena vigilia notte di festa di Natale. Rome: Stamp. Vaticana, 1788. 12mo, contemp. vellum, red morocco spine label; light wear. Title vignette. Internally generally clean.
• 2 vols. (1 wrappers) English Law &
  2 vols. (1 wrappers) English Law & C - 18th-Century English Imprints: [Acts]: Anno Regni Georgii III... Parliament..., The Thirty First Day of October,... 1780... [to] Fifth Day of December, 1782... London: Charles Eyre and William Strahan, 1782. Sm. Thick folio, contemp. paneled calf, spine gilt, red morocco spine label; scuffed, front cover detached. Internally clean. * Observations on The Bedford Charity. London, 1761. 4to, orig. self wrappers. Minor scattered spotting & occasional minor dampstaining.
• Venetian 1502 book, doges,
  Venetian 1502 book, doges, history of the first 74 doges of Venice, Marcello Pietro, De Vita Prencipum et Gestis Venetorum , 1502 printing, possibly first edition, octavo, 11-1/4 x 8 x 1/2 in. Later cloth binding with surface loss to spine and other abrasions and wear overall, toning, water damage, one area of pest damage, later inscription on title page, margin annotations in pencil. The Estate of the Late Reverend O. Leland Gilmore, Maryville, Tennessee
• Two prints after Mark Catesby
  Two prints after Mark Catesby (British 1679-1749): Canard d'Ete and L'Alcyon, from the Seligmann edition of The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands, Nuremberg, 1749-1776, by Johann Michael Seligmann (German, 1720-1762), hand-colored engraving on laid paper, 8-12 x 13-34 in. (plate), 9-38 x 15-34 in. (page); black metal frames.
• 1 vol. (Freind, John.) An
  1 vol. (Freind, John.) An Account of The Earl of Peterborow's Conduct in Spain; Chiefly Since The Raising of The Siege of Barcelona, 1706. London: J. Bowyer, 1707. 8vo, contemp. blind-paneled speckled calf, spine gilt, red morocco spine label, edges sprinkled red. Some internal dampstaining.
• BRAUN AND HOGENBERG, VENETIAN
  BRAUN AND HOGENBERG, VENETIAN SCENES FROM CIVITATES ORBIS TERRARUM Dated 1578, but issued from that date into the early 17th century, being a copperplate engraving with hand color; the sheet consists of two scenes, the first depicting St. Marks Square and the second records a fire that consumed the Doge's palace in 1577; the verso with descriptive text in Latin related to the engravings. Presented behind a mat in a plain wooden frame, circa 1930.
• 1891
  1891
• 2 vols. Bullar, Joseph and
  2 vols. Bullar, Joseph and Henry. A Winter in The Azores; and a Summer at The Baths of Furnas. London: John Van Voorst, 1841. First edition. 8vo, full contemp. gilt-paneled tan calf, spines gilt, red & black morocco spine labels; joints & extremities often rubbed. With 2 hand-colored frontispieces, illus. in text. Internally generally clean. Early owner's ink signatures on title page.
• Lot 2 early prints and reverse
  Lot 2 early prints and reverse painting in rosewood frame.
• 1 vol. [Bible in German -
  1 vol. [Bible in German - Luther's Version.] Bibla, dast ist, Die gantze heilige Schifft, Deudsch... Wittenberg: Hans Lufft, 1555. 2 vols. in 1. Folio, old leather over wooden bds.; worn & defective, covers separated. Numerous woodcut illustrations. Title page repaired, repairs & dampstaining through leaf D1, some loss of ptg. & extensive repairs to the 2 leaves following title page, dampstaining & marginal repairs at end, (leaves PP - SSIIII, second volume, folios 365-382), a few scattered cello tape repairs, old unobtrusive mounted slips on yIIII, volume 2, leaf 130, 19th-Century newspaper clipping - devotional poem by member of the Haesler family - on XII, vol. 2, leaf 260. With 17th & early 18th-Century ms. family records on front blank. Long reputed to be the oldest "family" Bible in Pennsylvania. Haesler family tradition holds that a member of the family obtained this copy at or close to the date of its printing & subsequently brought it to Pennsylvania. An early 20th-Century ms. family account of this copy's history tipped-in on 4 folio sheets. The first complete edition of Luther's version of the whole Bible was printed by Hans Lufft in Wittenberg in 1534. From a Chester County collection. See Darlow & Moule 4205 ,500-
• English School, circa 1820/That's
  English School, circa 1820/That's close enough!/a hen defending her chicks from a dog/pencil and watercolour, 4.25cm x 7cm
• Fine 1671 betrothal needlework, man
  Fine 1671 betrothal needlework, man and woman in court attire separated by a shield and "1671", distant castle, birds and flowers in corners, partial sun at top, silk thread and purl with raised work, some painted details, on ivory satin ground, British, circa 1671, 8 x 9-3/4 in.; modern frame. Losses to silk thread, some areas unfinished, fading, shattering to silk ground, needle holes along edges, possibly formerly attached to a pillow. Edyth Medlin Antiques, Raleigh, North Carolina
• Theodor de Bry (1528-1598) a
  Theodor de Bry (1528-1598) a group of six engravings after drawings by Jacques Le Moyne from Brevis narratio eorum quae in Florida Americae provincia Gallis... Frankfurt 1591 illustrating murder of a Frenchman fortified village widows hermaphrodites and a tribal battle sheets approx. 11 in. x 8 in. attractively float-mounted and framed.
• Dated 1908 1922 and 1924
  Dated 1908 1922 and 1924
• 1592 ORTELIUS THEATRUM FRENCH
  1592 ORTELIUS THEATRUM FRENCH MAP: From the 1592 printing page 25 double map one depicting Calais and Boulogne by Nicolaus Nicolai Delphinate dated 1558 the other depicting Vermandois and its borders by Johannnes Surhonius. Both maps on one plate hand colored. From an edition size of 525 copies. Sight size 14 1/2'' x 20 1/4'' framed with glass on both sides so one can read the text 20 1/2'' x 26 1/4''.CONDITION: Note cracks in glass verso toning to page not examined out of frame.
• Valentine Green (1739-1813) and
  Valentine Green (1739-1813) and Francis Jukes (1745-1812) - Aquatint - ''St. Augustine's Gate Canterbury'' 13.75ins x 20ins published October 16th 1779 by V. Green No. 29 Newman Street Oxford Street (creased and generally discoloured and grubby) within black and gilt glass and ebonised frame
• After Thomas Whitcombe (British,
  After Thomas Whitcombe (British, 1760-1824) "Capture of the Liguria, Aug 7th, 1798", "Commencement of the Battle of Trafalgar, Oct. 21st, 1805" and "Destruction of the French Fleet in Basque Roads, April 12th, 1809", trio of hand-colored engravings depicting naval battle scenes, 9" x 12-1/2", all engraved by T. Sutherland, published 1817 at 48 Strand, for J. Jenkins' naval achievements. Glazed and presented in white linen mats within contemporary burlwood frames.
• Christopher Saxton
  Christopher Saxton (1540-1610)/Warwici Countatus Cornaviis Olim Inhabitus/first edition 1607, text on reverse/coloured engraved map, 28.5cm x 30.5cm
• John Hill (1770-1850) after P.J. de
  John Hill (1770-1850) after P.J. de Loutherbourg - Coloured aquatint - ''Margate with the Arrival of the Hoy'' 13.5ins x 20ins published October 1st 1808 by I. & W. Macgavin No. 197 New Bond Street London in moulded frame and glazed and Joseph C. Stadler (fl. late 18th/early 19th Century) - Aquatint - ''Panoramic View of Rochester and Chatham'' 12ins x 20.5ins published June 1st 1795 by J. & J. Boydell Shakespeare Gallery Pall Mall and No. 90 Cheapside in moulded and gilt frame
• 2 vols. Bacon, Sir Francis: Of The
  2 vols. Bacon, Sir Francis: Of The Advancement and Proficience of Learning... Oxford: Leon Lichfield, 1640. 2nd issue. Folio, old calf; rubbed & worn, spine crudely repaired. Engraved title repaired, portrait chipped at edges, loose - supplied from another copy. Title page darkened, scattered, generally light, foxing, occasional minor dampstaining to margins, a few expert repairs in margins. Trimmed - no loss of ptg. First edition in English of the expanded edition, 2nd issue with the colophon dated 1640. Gibson 141b; STC 1167. * Resuscitatio... London: Sarah Griffin for William Lee, 1657. 1st ed. Folio, contemp. calf; worn & rubbed, spine crudely repaired, bdg. broken. Portrait. Scattered light foxing, some darkening & minor occasional staining to edges. Trimmed - no loss of ptg. Gibson 226; Wing B-
• TWO ENGRAVINGS FROM THE SERIES "THE
  TWO ENGRAVINGS FROM THE SERIES "THE SIEGE OF HAVANA IN 1762" LONDON ENGRAVING, 18" X 26" TO THE PLATE MARK. FRAMED 21" X 29".TWO ENGRAVINGS FROM THE SERIES "THE SIEGE OF HAVANA IN 1762", London, Plate V, "This Perspective View of the Landing and Marching the Troops along the Shore towards the Fort Cojimar between the Hours of One and Three in the Afternoon of June 7th 1762." and Plate [?], "This Perspective View of the Order of Sailing and Conducting His Majesty's Ships of War and Transports...". After Dominic Serres (United Kingdom, 1722-1793). James Mason (United Kingdom, c. 1710-1785), engraver. Philip Orsbridge (United Kingdom, c. 1764-65), publisher, London. Dimensions: Engraving, 18" x 26" to the plate mark. Framed 21" x 29". Provenance: Property of India House, New York.Note:From a series of twelve prints documenting the Siege of Havana in 1762, the last major operation of the Seven Years War. The Siege of Havana was prompted by Spain's entry into the War in support of France. The British government retaliated by attacking Spanish overseas possessions, including an amphibious attack on Havana, beginning in March 1762. One print shows the shore landing and marching of troops toward Fort Cojimar on June 7. The other shows the assembly of the fleet. Both views based on drawings from eyewitness sketches made during these events by Lieutenant Philip Orsbridge, who had served at Havana. Orsbridge engaged P.C. Canot and James Mason to engrave them as a set of a total of twelve prints, which he published. British forces captured Havana in August and dealt a serious blow to the Spanish Navy. Havana was later returned to Spain under the 1763 Treaty of Paris that ended the Seven Years War.
• Fourteen books on Holland Norman
  Fourteen books on Holland Norman Conquest British history etc.
• [Sets & Bindings Great Britain] Two
  [Sets & Bindings Great Britain] Two titles by J. A. Froude comprising 16 uniformly-bound volumes 1) History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada (London: 1877) 12 vols. 12mo; 2) Short Studies on Great Subjects New ed. (London: 1883) 4 vols; all 12mo bound in full tree calf with marbled endpapers and matching marbled edges Estimate $ 100-200
• Attributed to Peter Oliver
  Attributed to Peter Oliver (British, 1594-1648) Two Figures Praying mixed media on velum 3 x 3 1/4 inches.
• Two early miniature portraits:
  Two early miniature portraits: "M. Stuart", full portrait of Mary Queen of Scots (1542-1587) holding a Bible and a crucifix, her heraldry to the right and "Anno 30", watercolor and gilding on card, European, 2-7/8 x 2-1/4 in., [flaking, crackle, losses at edges, backed with 18th century map cut into ovals and portion of 19th century photo], gold over copper oval frame with bow; gentleman wearing white collar, unsigned, oil on copper, British, late 17th/early 18th century, unframed, 3-3/8 x 2-3/4 in., [bent, corrosion, abrasions with loss to pigment, grime].
• SCOTTISH RENAISSANCE DOCUMENT, 1572
  SCOTTISH RENAISSANCE DOCUMENT, 1572 James Sandiland (c.1511-1579, sometime Grand Master of the Knights Hospitaller, 1st Lord Torphichen) original manuscript document in Latin and English, June 3, 1572, to John Browne, with a large seal affixed; faintly endorsed verso; 1 p., on vellum, 8 x 9 1/2 in.
• Wenzel Hollar (1607-1677) after
  Wenzel Hollar (1607-1677) after Francis Cleyn (circa 1582-1658) - Engraving - Jupiter in a landscape with two birds 12ins x 7.5ins two others from the same series engraved by Plombart depicting a mythological scene and a battle 11.5ins x 7.5ins each and 17th/18th Century engraving - Ships being wrecked at sea whilst gods look on 10.25ins x 7.5ins all in modern frames and glazed
• 1928
  1928