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HENRY PAPRILL & CHARLES HUNT, HMS Terrible & Geyser (From the Paintings By William Knell) (2 works), colour engravings, 39.5 x 59.5 cm. (15.5 x 23.4 in.), frame: 85 x 98 x 3 cm. (33.4 x 38.5 x 1.1 in.)

HENRY PAPRILL & CHARLES HUNT HMS Terrible & Geyser (From the Paintings By William Knell) ( 2 works) colour engravings

HENRY PAPRILL & CHARLES HUNT, HMS Terrible & Geyser (From the Paintings By William Knell) (2 works), colour engravings, 39.5 x 59.5 cm. (15.5 x 23.4 in.), frame: 85 x 98 x 3 cm. (33.4 x 38.5 x 1.1 in.)

HENRY PAPRILL & CHARLES HUNT HMS Terrible & Geyser (From the Paintings By William Knell) ( 2 works) colour engravings

Carey & Lea - Map of North America

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea's .. American Atlas - Volume with 46 Originally Hand-colored Folio Maps

This volume is Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea's A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being a guide to the history of North and South America, and the West Indies: exhibiting an accurate account of the discovery, settlement, and progress, of their various kingdoms, states, provinces, &c. Together with the wars, celebrated battles, and remarkable events, to the year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia 1822 by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea. The atlas features 46 folio originally hand-colored engraved maps of America mounted on guards. There is an uncolored mountain heights plate, hand-colored plate of the river lengths, and 4 letterpress tables. There is a letterpress title, advertisement, contents, and index. The work is bound in contemporary half black morocco over plain paper boards, rebacked with original spine laid down and corners renewed. It is housed in a cloth clamshell case with leather label. This is the first edition of one of the most important early atlases printed in the United States. Fielding Lucas, the major Baltimore printer, was the principal engraver for the work. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

HENRY CHARLES PAYNE PASTEL

PAYNE, Henry Charles, (American,1843-1904): Western Landscape with Stream, Pastel on Canvas, 24'' x 32'', signed lower right, framed, 32.5'' x 41.5''.

France.- Brandling (Henry Charles) Views in the North of France, 12 hand-coloured tinted lithographs mounted on card, by the Author, 1848 & another (2)

France.- Brandling (Henry Charles) Views in the North of France, 12 hand-coloured tinted lithographs mounted on card, light foxing or soiling to some mounts, one or two creased at corners, loose as issued with text booklet in facsimile in original pictorial board portfolio, lacking ties, rubbed and marked, edges a little worn, rebacked in morocco, flaps renewed, [Abbey, Travel 98], by the Author, 1848 § Clutton (Henry) Illustrations of Mediaeval Architecture in France, 16 tinted lithographed plates, illustrations, occasional marginal spotting to plates, some becoming loose, ex-library copy with unobtrusive embossed stamp to lower outer corner of frontispiece and title, original cloth, rubbed, rebacked, 1856, folio (2) *** The first contains attractive views of Northern French cathedrals and street scenes, and is rarely found with the descriptive text.

Carey & Lea - Map of Mississippi

This hand-colored map was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1826. This was the third edition of the work published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1827. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of Alabama

This hand-colored map was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1826. This was the third edition of the work published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1827. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of Indiana

This hand-colored map was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1826. This was the third edition of the work published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1827. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of Maryland

This hand-colored map was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1826. This was the third edition of the work published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1827. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of North America (Geographical, Statistical, & Historical of the British Possessions)

This hand-colored map was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1826. This was the third edition of the work published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1827. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of Michigan Territory

This hand-colored map was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1826. This was the third edition of the work published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1827. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of Virginia

This hand-colored map was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1826. This was the third edition of the work published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1827. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Henry Charles Andrews Lithograph from The Botanist's Repository

Paeonia Suffruticosa pl. 373 The Botanist's Repository (1797-1814) lithograph and gum arabic on paper 2 page single plate Henry Charles Andrews (act. 1795-1828) Pub as the Act Directs Sept 1, 1804 by H. Andrews Knightsbridge 11 x 8.5 inches (paper) unframed and matted Overall good condition.

Carey & Lea - Lot of 13 Maps

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Lot of 15 Maps

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

HENRY CHARLES TENRE WATERCOLOR ON PAPER

HENRY CHARLES TENRE (France, 1864-1926) watercolor on paper, French lady at a writing desk. Signed lower left. Image measures 14" x 18". In a gilt wood frame; 22.75" x 26.75" overall.

HENRY CHARLES BREWER & JAMES ALPHEGE BREWER - View of La Giralda from Gago street

HENRY CHARLES BREWER London 1866 - 1950 JAMES ALPHEGE BREWER London 1881 - 1946 View of La Giralda from Gago street. London, 1909 Etching Signed Size 37.5 x 20 cm iron

Carey & Lea - District of Columbia. 21

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - British Posessions in North America. 4

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Arkansas Territory. 35

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase. This isn important map of the trans-Mississippi West. It charts the first occurrence in American cartography in which Arkansas is shown as a separate territory from Missouri and Louisiana. It also charts Major Stephen Long's 1819-1820 Western expedition. The Platte & Red Rivers and country between are shown as well as the western drainage of the Mississippi River. The detailing of the Platte River area would facilitate the huge migration of settlers, Mormons, and gold seekers. It also the first time to show the area west of Arkansas named the "Great Desert" which was thought as a good barrier from foreign territories. Long noted "The Great Desert is frequented by roving bands of Indians who have no fixed places of residence but roam from place to place in quest of game." Also of note is the "Great Spanish Road", which would become the Santa Fe Trail.

HENRY CHARLES FOX PAINTINGS

HENRY CHARLES FOX PAINTINGS

Carey & Lea - Florida. 37

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Louisiana. 31

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Maryland. 20

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Michigan Territory. 36

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - South Carolina. 24

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Maryland. 20

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of the United States of America. 5

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of the Americas. 1

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of North America. 3

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of British Possessions in North America. 4

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of Peru. 50

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of Brazil. 48

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

Carey & Lea - Map of Windward Islands. 44

This hand-colored map engraving was part of the atlas titled A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas, being A Guide to the History of North and South America, and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Progress of their Various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c. together with the Wars, Celebrated Battles, and Remarkable Events, to the Year 1822. The work was published in Philadelphia by Henry Charles Carey & Isaac Lea in 1822. The engravings were completed by Fielding Lucas. The atlas covered the areas of North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies. Each map is surrounded by text documenting the history, climate, population of that area. It is considered an indispensable American atlas and represented the beginning of the hand-colored commercial atlas business in the United States. It was particularly noted for its early maps of the states and territories of the United States. Of particular note was Stephen H. Long's map of Arkansa(s) (the American West) as it showed the trans-Mississippi West and the lands of the Louisana Purchase.

19th Century English Indenture - Engrossed Parchment with Seals

Framed English Indenture – Engrossed Parchment, partly printed, with seals, dated 20th Sept, 1842, between Henry Charles Sturt, Esq. of Critchell House, Dorset and Thomas Turner, builder of Little Moorefields, Parish of Cripplegate and Thomas Turner, clock maker, of Hoxton, Middlesex, providing a reduced lease on property in return for services rendered. 20″ x 26″ document in 22″ x 28″ frame, double glazed.

HENRY CHARLES FOX ENGLIGH WATERCOLOR GILDED FRAME

HENRY CHARLES FOX ENGLIGH WATERCOLOR ORIGINAL GILDED FRAME: Henry Charles Fox (1860-1929, English), watercolor on paper depicting two people riding a , 14" x 22", housed in the original Arts & Crafts gilded wood frame, 19.75" x 27"l.

Framed English Indenture- Engrossed Parchment, partly printed, with seals, dated 20th Sept, 1842, between Henry Charles Sturt, Esq. of Critchell House, Dorset and Thomas Turner, builder of Little Moorefields, Parish

Framed English Indenture - Engrossed Parchment, partly printed, with seals, dated 20th Sept, 1842, between Henry Charles Sturt, Esq. of Critchell House, Dorset and Thomas Turner, builder of Little Moorefields, Parish of Cripplegate and Thomas Turner, clock maker, of Hoxton, Middlesex, providing a reduced lease on property in return for services rendered. 20" x 26" document in 22" x 28" frame, double glazed. Some rippling, fading to signatures.

Henry Charles Fox – watercolour – Farmer with horses & wagon in river by bu

Henry Charles Fox – watercolour – Farmer with horses & wagon in river by buildings, signed & dated 1924, 14” x 21”.

Henry Charles Fox RBA

Henry Charles Fox RBA, British 1860-1929-Watering the Flock, watercolour, signed and dated 1916, 47.5x29.5cm

Henry Charles Woollett

Henry Charles Woollett, British c.1826-1893- Rural landscape with two horses and riders; oil on canvas, signed and dated 1860, 30.5x45.5cm

19th Century English Indenture on Parchment

Historic English Indenture Dated 1842 Printed in part and Handwritten in part on Engrossed Parchment | With Original Wax Seals Present and Intact | The Indenture is dated September 20, 1842 between Henry Charles Sturt, Esq. of Critchell House, Dorset and Thomas Turner, builder of Little Moorefields, Parish of Cripplegate and Thomas Turner, clock maker, of Hoxton, Middlesex | The Indenture provides for reduced rent on leased property in return for services rendered | Document is framed under archival glass and double glazed | Dimensions: 20″ x 26″ document only; 22″ x 28″ with frame | Condition: Very Good Condition – with some rippling and fading.

A George IV antique sterling silver Teapot, London 1824,  by William, Charles & Henry Eley of compressed circular form, with a gadrooned band, scroll handle and lobed finial, leaf-embellished spout and domed hinged cover, raised on a circular foot. Length - 27.5 cm/10.8 inches Weight - 778 grams/25 ozt

A George IV antique sterling silver Teapot, London 1824,  by William, Charles & Henry Eley of compressed circular form, with a gadrooned band, scroll handle and lobed finial, leaf-embellished spout and domed hinged cover, raised on a circular foot. Length - 27.5 cm/10.8 inches Weight - 778 grams/25 ozt

Henry, Charles: Rue du Monteenis après la pluie, Montmartre

Rue du Monteenis après la pluie, Montmartre Öl auf Leinwand. 50 x 73 cm. Unten links mit Pinsel in Schwarz signiert. Charmante Straßenszene im Pariser Künstlerviertel Montmartre. Der Blick fällt in eine kleine Gasse mit einigen flanierenden Spaziergängern und einem kleinen Staßencafé. Verso auf dem Keilrahmen mit zwei alten Papieretiketten, eines mit der Adresse des Künstlers, das andere mit der Bildbetitelung.

A set of eight George IV silver fiddle pattern table forks John, Henry and Charles Lias, London 1824, weight 18.5 tr.oz. (8)

A set of eight George IV silver fiddle pattern table forks John, Henry and Charles Lias, London 1824, weight 18.5 tr.oz. (8)

Charles Henry Slater (1820-1890) Watercolour Still

Charles Henry Slater (1820-1890) Watercolour Still life of plums Signed lower left 5 3/4" x 8"

George IV Silver Skewer, London, 1824, William, Charles and Henry Eley, makers, of typical form, lg. 13, together with a basting spoon