Framed engravings of classical Roman artifacts by Lorenzo Roccheggiani, Rome 1804. Framed in dark mats with contemporary style frame and fillet, each 23" wide by 18.5" high. All framing materials conservation quality. Sold individually.

Framed lithographs of hunting dogs from France 1931. Plates by P Mahler and E Castellan from the volume "Les Chiens de Chasse" published by 'Manufacture Francaise d"Armes et Cycles de Saint-Etienne (Loire)". Each framed and sold individually - size will vary but is 14" x 11" on average. Framed with conservation materials.

Original hand-colored butterfly prints by Sir William Jardine from his "Naturalist's Library" vol 36, published in London in 1843. Framed in hand-finished "specimen" frames each 12" x 15". All framing materials are conservation quality. Sold as pairs only.

Original hand-colored lithographs of French military uniforms for the period 1791-1814 by Carl Vernet, published in Paris 1822. These early lithographs are very colorful each looking like an original drawing; many of the figures are on horseback, and the horses themselves are beautifully drawn. Vernet was a horse lover as well as a military artist; it was he who introduced the "English sport" of horse racing to France. Conservation framed in black and gold with french matting...

Set of three architecturals in silver frames from the scarcer Danish edition of Campbell's "Vetruvius Britannicus" portraying Danish city halls from the mid 1700's. These 18th century copperplate engravings are very graphic and excellent for wall display. They are large - 21.5" wide by 29" tall - and framed with conservation materials.

Highly decorative photogravures in sepia tones of palm tree vegetation framed in simple metallic finish frames. Sourced from Odoardo Beccari's "Lepidocargeae" or "Asiatic Palms", published by the Bengal Secretariat Press, Calcutta, 1908. Framed with conservation materials. Sold as pairs only. More are available.

Pair of framed eighteenth century heraldic engravings of coats of arms with elaborate calligraphy, by Edmonston, London, 1768. Engravings are hand-colored; frames have a metallic finish. Each picture is 18" x 25.5". Sold as pair only.

Framed lithographs of early Edinburgh by SD Swarbreck from "Sketches in Scotland", London, 1839. These are particularly fine early lithographs depicting all facets of life in Edinburgh in the early 1800's. Many others are available. This pair framed in a burnished metallic wood frame, each 25.5" x 21". Framed with conservation materials.

Charming botanical prints in folio size with original hand coloring by Dietrich, London early 1800's. Colors are fresh and almost contemporary in appearance. Each in hand-finished frames, 17.5" x 23". Others are available. Conservation framing. Sold in pairs.

Lithographs of cattle varieties from Emile Baudement's "Les Races Bovines", Paris, 1864. These are hand-colored in hand-finished frames. Sold as pairs - the bull and cow of each variety; in this instance "Pinzgau" and "Parthenais". More are available. Each is 26.5" x 22.5". Conservation framing materials used.

Framed hand-colored engravings of fantastical food dishes from 19th century France. These engravings are from the volume "Cuisine Artistique" by Urbain-Dubois, Paris 1882. The illustrations speak for themselves! Each piece is 17.5" x 20.5"; framed with conservation materials. More are available.

Set of five original hand colored engravings of seaweeds by Friedrich Guimpel, German ca 1820. Each in custom finished frame approx. 14" x 17". Conservation materials used throughout.