Royal

Source; The history of England by David Hume and William Cooke Stafford. Published by The London printing and publishing company. Circa. 1890.

Original Victorian steel-line engraving titled Baron Clyde Ob. 1863. The size of this original print is approx 11" x 7". There is slight foxing to the edges of the print.

Very Good condition

Original steel-line engraved print published by Henry Colburn, London, 1851.

Berengaria was the beautiful daughter of Sancho the Wise, King of Navarre. Berengaria was first seen by Richard Coeur de Lion at a grand tournament given by her brother at Pampeluna. Richard was captured by her beauty but unable to court due to his engagement to Alice of France. Very Minor marks. Small circular library mark to rear. Page size approx. 5 1/4" x 8 1/2".

Very Good + condition

London, Edinburgh & Glasgow. William Mackenzie. no date circa. 1880.

Original fine Quality Steel-plate engraved print titled Charles II.

Engraving by W. Holl. Engraving shows Charles the second from his left side wearing a large robe and a chain around his neck with a man on a horse killing a beast hanging from the chain. The page is 11" x 6 3/4".

Good + Condition

Fine quality steel-line engraving titled Edward II. circa. 1890.

The size of the print is approx 6 1/2" x 10 1/2". There is slight foxing to the edges of the print and a small tear approx. 1/4". There is a smaller picture below titled Henry de Bohuns attack on Robert Bruce. Battle of Bannockburn 1314.

Good + condition

Fine quality steel-line engraving titled Edward IV. circa. 1890.

The size of the print is approx 11" x 6 3/4". There is slight foxing to the edges of the print with a water stain to the bottom edge. This print is from an Ancient Painting in the Royal Collection. There is a smaller picture below titled Lady Elizabeth Gray interceding for her Children.

Good condition

Fine Quality Steel-plate engraving titled Edward the Black Prince.

This is a wonderfully decorative print from the effigy on his Tomb at Canterbury. There is another smaller picture below titled The Battle of Crecy. The page is 7" x 10 1/2".

Very good Condition with some slight foxing around the edges of the print.

Fine quality steel-line engraving titled Edward V.

There is also a picture below titled Tyrrell viewing the bodiees of the Murdered Princes. The size of the print is approx 11" x 7". There is moderate foxing to the print. mainly to the edges.

Very Good condition

Fine quality steel-line engraving titled Edward VI. circa. 1890.

The size of the print is approx 11" x 6 3/4". There is slight foxing to the edges of the print. There is a smaller picture below titled Prince Edward & Princefs Elizabeth receiving the tidings of the Death of Henry VIIIth. There is also another picture above the portrait titled Cranmer & Edward VI.

Very Good condition

A black and white print titled Edward. First Earl of Sandwich. K.G. circa 1890.

It is engraved by H.T Ryall from the painting by Sir Peter Lely. It also has a printed impression. reverse engraved. of the signature of Sandwich. The size of the print is approx 11" x 7". There is slight foxing to the edges of the print.

Very Good - condition.

Source: The history of England by David Hume and William Cooke Stafford. Published by The London printing and publishing company.

Wonderful colour print of a painting by Francois Clouet titled. "Elizabeth of Austria".

The portrait shows princess Elizabeth of Austria dressed in the highest fashions of the 16th century. She wears an orange dress with fine green embroidery over the breast and sleeves. Over the shoulders and cut through the sleeves are white sections like honeycomb. A lace ruff sits around her neck. Jewelry adorns her dress in the form of pearls and a heavy gold chain inset with rubies and emeralds. A tiara rests on her head and is similarly decorated. Her hair is worn up into a bun. She wears two gold rings. Her face bears no trace of make-up and seems quite austere. The print is 8" x 10".
Source: The Connoisseur, an Illustrated Magazine for Collectors. Volume LXXXV (January-June. 1930).

Very Good + condition