Framed reproductions from our print collection of garden plans by the French architect De Neufforge, the originals dating to the second half of the eighteenth century. Each piece is approx 16.25" x 19.25". Conservation materials have been used.

Charming and colorful lithographs of chicken varieties from Germany ca 1900. in excellent condition. Each in gilded frame 9.5" x 11.5". Conservation framing materials used.

Framed hand-colored engravings on rag paper from Colen Campbell's "Vetruvius Britannicus" (1715-1725) the great eighteenth century volume on architectural design. Each is approx. 25" x 20" framed; only conservation materials used. Coloring is later, and each print is in excellent condition.

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.

Hand-colored engraving of boat scene titled " Vue de la Faubourg a Dordrecht Proche de la Porte du Grand Cour" framed in a Dutch-style frame. From Belthazar Frederic Leizelt's "Vues d'Optiques" ca 1775. Text in French and Dutch, with title at top in reverse supposedly to do with "magic lantern" slide-show techniques employed at the time. 26" wide by 22" high. Framed with conservation materials

Engravings from the Illustrated London News of clipper/steamer ships from the latter half of the nineteenth century. Hand coloring is modern. In gold frames each 16" x 13"; conservation framing materials used.

Engravings, with modern hand color, of British and American yachts in the late nineteenth century from the Illustrated London News. In gold frames each 16" x 13", conservation framing materials used.

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.

Brightly hand-colored etchings of ferns, for the most part done by Robert Greville who aided Sir William Hooker in the publication of "Icones Filicum", London, 1829-31. Very large and delicately rendered etchings in custom hand-finished frames, each 21.5" wide by 27" high. Framed with conservation materials. More are available.

Framed sheets from an illustrated manuscript, probably a 15th century "Book of Hours". Each is hand painted on vellum. The single sheet framed ia approx. 13" x 14.5". The double sheet is approx. 15" x 12.5". Each is framed using conservation materials. Each piece is in fine condition.

Early lithograph of Holy Land by David Roberts RA "Caiphas looking towards Mount Carmel", dated April 4 1839. 29" wide by 23" high in custom frame. All conservation materials used in framing.

Wonderful framed lithograph of strollers in the "Bois de Boulougne" park in Paris mid1800s, black and white highlighted with sunset hues. 23" wide by 19" high. Framed with conservatiom materials.