Authentic late 1800s engraving print under glass within a black & gilt frame
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19th Century monochrome engraved print dating to circa 1880s.
Collectable Victorian silk and woolwork embroidered panel depicting a typical family group scene-Fine example
Attractive decorative table vase. Maker's initials 'WS&S, William Suckling & Sons, Birmingham, (1895-1920).
Authentic Victorian portrait print of William Gladstone M P, originally from the Globe Encyclopaedia.
Unframed portrait print with facsimile signature, from a 19th Century copy of the Globe Encyclopaedia.
Early 1900s pierced gallery coaster, turned wood base with centre button
Polished bronze plate with central Samurai warrior decoration....
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Early 1800s b&w steel engraving with later colour tinting. Drawn by Tho H Shepherd (1792-1864), engraved by W Radclyffe.
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Unframed Victorian portrait print with facsimile signature. Originally from an antique copy of the Globe Encyclopaedia.
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Antique print from an old copy of 'Picturesque Europe' dating to the late 1800s.
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2 views on one sheet. Perth in the 17th Century. From Slezers Theatrum Scotia (1693). Pass of Killiecrankie Perthshire in last century (18th C)
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19th Century sepia print from a miniature by Cooper and contemporary print by Walker.
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