John Dadley (43 results)

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate LVI: A Female Koriak. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving sheet has quite heavy foxing, colours are very bright, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 6 x 6.75 inches (15.5 x 17 cms). Engraving states 'Published Jan 1803 by E. Harding, Pall Mall', however this example is from the 1811 edition published by John Stockdale. Description page has foxing. Neither sheet has a watermark. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XXXVI: A Teleutan (Tatar) Girl of Kousnetzk. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has light foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 7 x 6.5 inches (18 x 16.5 cms). Description page has light foxing. The engraved sheet is watermarked 'J.Whatman 1811'. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate LVII: A Female Tschutzkian. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some very light foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 6.25 x 6.25 inches (16 x 16 cms). Engraving states 'Published Jan 1803 by E. Harding, Pall Mall', however this example is from the 1811 edition published by John Stockdale. Description page has some very light foxing. Neither sheet has a watermark. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XXXIII: A Teleutan Tartar Woman of Kousnetzk. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some very light foxing and a light mark to outer margin, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 6 x 7 inches (15.5 x 17.5 cms). Description page has some very light foxing. The engraved sheet is watermarked 'J.Whatman 1811'. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XIX: A Female Tartar of Tomski. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving is in excellent condition, clean and with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 7 x 7 inches (18 x 18 cms). Engraving states 'Published Jan 1803 by E. Harding, Pall Mall', however this example is from the 1811 edition published by John Stockdale. Description page has some very light foxing. Neither sheet has a watermark. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate LV: A Koriak in his Holiday Dress. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some light foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 6 x 7.5 inches (15.5 x 18.5 cms). Engraving states 'Published Jan 1803 by E. Harding, Pall Mall', however this example is from the 1811 edition published by John Stockdale. Description page has some foxing. The text sheet is watermarked 'Edmeads & Co. 1809.'. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XLIX:A Kamtschadale in his Winter Dress. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some light foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 6.5 x 6.5 inches (16.5 x 17 cms). Engraving states 'Published Jan 1803 by E. Harding, Pall Mall', however this example is from the 1811 edition published by John Stockdale. Description page has some very light foxing. The text sheet is watermarked 'Edmeads & Co. 1809.'. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XLIII: A Female Samoyede. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some light very foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 5.5 x 7 inches (14 x 17.5 cms). Engraving states 'Published Jan 1803 by E. Harding, Pall Mall', however this example is from the 1811 edition published by John Stockdale. Description page has some very light foxing. The engraved sheet is watermarked 'J.Whatman 1811'. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate L: A Kamtschadale in his Ordinary Dress. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some very light foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 5.75 x 6.25 inches (14.5 x 15.5 cms). Engraving states 'Published Jan 1803 by E. Harding, Pall Mall', however this example is from the 1811 edition published by John Stockdale. Description page has some very light foxing. Neither sheet has a watermark. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XXIX: A Barabintzian Girl. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some light foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 7.5 x 7 inches (19 x 18 cms). Engraving states 'Published Jan 1803 by E. Harding, Pall Mall', however this example is from the 1811 edition published by John Stockdale. Description page has some light foxing. The engraved sheet is watermarked 'J.Whatman 1811'. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XXXII: A Katschintzian Tartar Woman. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some light foxing and a few tiny marks, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 6.5 x 7 inches (16.5 x 17.5 cms). Description page has light foxing. The text sheet is watermarked 'Edmeads & Co. 1809.'. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XXVI: A Barabintzian Woman. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some light foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 7.25 x 7 inches (18.5 x 18 cms). Description page has some light foxing. The engraved sheet is watermarked 'J.Whatman 1811', the text sheet is watermarked 'Edmeads & Co. 1809.'. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XXII: A Bukharian of Siberia. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving is in excellent condition, clean and with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 6.5 x 6.5 inches (16.5 x 16.5 cms). Description page has some very light foxing. Neither sheet has a watermark. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate XVII: An Female Ostiak. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some very light foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Size: 7.25 x 6.75 inches (18 x 17 cms). Engraving states 'Published Jan 1803 by E. Harding, Pall Mall', however this example is from the 1811 edition published by John Stockdale. Description page has some very light foxing. Neither sheet has a watermark. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Paperback. Printed pages: 2. Condition: Very Good. Plate LXIII: A Kalmuc Housewife and Girl. Included with the engraving is a description page printed one side in English, the other side in French. Engraving has some light foxing, otherwise excellent with very bright colours, reverse is blank. Approx Engraving Sizes: 7.25 x 6.25 inches (18.5 x 15.5 cms). Description page has some very light foxing. Neither sheet has a watermark. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 10.25 x 14.25 inches (26 x 36.5 cm).

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late 18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late 18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late 18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Only very minor flaw is a tiny bruise to the outside edge of the frame. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late 18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late 18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late 18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late 18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Lightly age-toned print (absolutely no foxing) elegantly framed and mounted within walnut-effect surround. Frame measures 420 by 370 mm with visible area of print amounting to 287 by 236 mm. Print originally drawn from life by the Cantonese artist Pu-Qúa and engraved by John Dadley and published by W. Miller. This is one of a series of 'occupational prints' " consisting of hand-coloured stipple engravings depicting the daily trades, itinerant merchants, and daily life in the late18th-century Canton of Guangzhou. Exceptionally nice example please do not hesitate in emailing for additional images if required. Please note we carry a number of these occupational prints in stock with discounts available for multiple orders. The individual prints were later compiled and officially published in book form by W. Miller in 1800 under the title The Costume of China by British soldier and author George Henry Mason.