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Royalty Prints, watercolours and ephemera relating to European Royalty |
 | George Humphrey. Coronation of His Most Gracious Majesty, King George the Fourth An exact representation of the Procession from Westminster Hall to the Abbey, showing the appearance of the surrounding Buildings &c &c on the 19th July 1821. An aquatint and etching partially printed in coloured inks and finished by hand, published by George Humphrey in St. James's Street in July 1821. |
£2600 Framed |
 | Charles Spooner after Jeremiah Meyer. George the Third, King of Great Britain &c &c &c . A crisp, half-length, mezzotint engraving by Charles Spooner after the portrait by Jeremiah Meyer, published in London circa 1760. |
£1800 Framed |
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James Neagle after Edward Dayes. [St. George's Day Procession] A large scale etching by Neagle after Dayes; published in London in 1795. |
£750 Unframed |
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Signed photograph Queen Victoria Studio photograph of the elderly queen in her Diamond Jubilee year of 1897. Signed and dated "Victoria RI 1897" |
£1250 Framed |
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Sir Robert Strange after van Dyck. Charles 1st King of Great Britain &c. A copper plate engraving of King Charles I, engraved by Robert Strange after the portrait by van Dyck and published in London in 1770. |
£450 Unframed |
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John Smith after Joseph Highmore His Royal Highness William Augustus Duke of Cumberland, Knight of the most Hon.ble order of the Bath &c A half-length mezzotint portrait, engraved by John Smith after Joseph Highmore and published in London in 1729. |
£180 Unframed |
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John Smith after Anthony van Dyke Jacobus I D. G. Mag. Brit. Fra. Et Hib. Rex A half-length mezzotint portrait of King James I set within an oval frame; engraved by John Smith after the painting by van Dyke and published in London in 1721. |
£275 Unframed |
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W. Belch The King and Queen's first entry into Brighton through the Royal Arch. August 30, 1830. A charming, albeit crude, hand coloured etching published by W. Belch in London in 1830. |
£125 Framed |
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Francois Forster after Franz Xaver Winterhalter Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, Dedicated by Permission to His Royal Highness Prince Albert KG &c by his faithful and devoted servant F. G. Moon A large-scale steel plate engraving by Forster after the painting by Winterhalter; published in London by F. C. Moon in Threadneedle Street, 1847. |
£1200 Framed |
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John Bromley after R. Bowyer His Royal Highness Frederick, Duke of York Half-length mezzotint portrait by Bromley after Bowyer; published in London in 1828. |
£375 Unframed |
| E. Cooper and Francis Kyte after Nicholas Hilliard Queen Elizabeth An oval, half-length, mezzotint portrait of Queen Elizabeth I engraved by Francis Kyte after the earlier engraving by Cooper and after the portrait by the court painter Francis Hilliard; published in London circa 1730. |
£750 Framed |
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Benjamin SMITH after Sir William Beechey His Most Gracious Majesty King George the Third A stipple plate engraving by Benjamin Smith after the portrait by Sir William Beechey published by J. and J. Boydell in London, 1st December 1804. |
£850 Framed |
| Robert Laurie Princes George and Frederick Mezzotint, proof before letters, inscription area still with traces of mezzotint, engraved by Robert Laurie after his own design; published in London in 1772. |
£1200 Framed |
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Joseph Coombs after Sir Thomas Lawrence His Majesty King William the Fourth A full-length mezzotint portrait of William IV; engraved by Coombs after the portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence and published in London in 1834. |
£485 Framed |
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Samuel Bennet after William Beechey His Royal Highness, George, Prince of Wales A three-quarter length portrait of the Prince of Wales by Samuel Bennet after the painting by Sir William Beechey; published in London by S. Bennet in 1805. |
£365 Framed |
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Thomas FRYE Her Most Excellent Majesty Charlotte, Queen of Great Britain This portrait of Queen Charlotte was taken in 1762, only two years into the new king's reign and is one of Frye's most accomplished studies. It depicts the new queen in all her finery and bedecked with jewels. |
£3500 Unframed |
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Gainsborough Dupont after Sir Thomas Gainsborough Charlotte, Queen of Great Britain &c &c &c A full length mezzotint portrait of Queen Charlotte by Gainsborough Dupont after the painting of his uncle Sir Thomas Gainsborough; published in London in 1790. |
£2350 Framed |
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James McARDELL Charlotte Queen of Great Britain Second state of this plate, engraved and drawn by James McArdell. Done & Published as the Act directs, Novr. 25th 1761, by Js. McArdell. |
SOLD Framed |
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Charles SPOONER after Jeremiah Meyer. George the Third, King of Great Britain, &c. &c. &c. Half-length mezzotint portrait facing left. |
£1200 Unframed |
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Richard Houston after Johann Zoffany. Charlotte Queen of Great Britain. Done from the original picture in the Possession of his Majesty. published as the Act directs 20th May 1772 by Robert Sayer, No. 53, Fleet Street, London. A mezzotint engraving by Houston taken from Zoffany's iconic portrait of the queen, painted in 1771 and engraved in 1772. |
£750 Unframed |
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William Pether after Thomas Frye His Most Sacred Majesty George III King of Great Britain &c. A black and white mezzotint engraving by William Pether after the portrait by Thomas Frye, published in London in 1762. |
SOLD Framed |
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Valentine GREEN after J. Gerhard Huck The Articles of The Union Presented by The Commissioners to Queen Anne. Ad 1706 An historically important mezzotint engraving by Valentine Green after the painting by Gerhard Huck, published in London circa 1780. |
SOLD Framed |
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W. and D. Downey (attributed). [King George V and Queen Mary - Coronation Photograph.] A studio photograph of the newly crowned monarch, King George V and his consort, Queen Mary in their full coronation regalia; taken at Buckingham Palace upon their return from Westminster Abbey. |
SOLD Unframed |