Smith After Britton (3 results)

No Binding. Condition: As Described. No Jacket. W. Angus after J. Prout (illustrator). A print of an engraving of 'Medmenham Abbey, Buckinghamshire' engraved by J. Smith from a drawing by F. Nash. An antique print, guaranteed to be over 210 years old. London: Published by Vernor, Hood & Sharpe, Poultry, February 12, 1807.This plate was taken from a book in the series 'The Beauties of England and Wales: or Delineations, Topographical, Historical and Descriptive, of Each County.' by John Britton. Published 1801-15. A little toning and some foxing (mainly to margins), with other marking and scuffing but reasonably clean for age. Mounted and matted with white and antique-white acid-free card, measuring 9" x 7" (22.9cm x 17.8cm) with a window size of a little under 7" x 5" and comes in a cellophane bag. This would make for a lovely gift and may appeal to those interested in Britain, Buckinghamshire, architecture, antique prints and the work of Smith and Nash. n.

No Binding. No Jacket. Rawle after J. C. Smith (illustrator). A print of an engraving of 'Coventry from the priory Mill Dam' engraved by Rawle from a drawing by the late J. C. Smith. An antique print, guaranteed to be 210 years old. Stated as published by J. Harris, St Pauls Church Yard, July 1, 1814.This plate was taken from a book in the series 'The Beauties of England and Wales: or Delineations, Topographical, Historical and Descriptive, of Each County.' by John Britton. London: Printed for J. Harris et al., 1801-15. A little toning, some foxing (mainly to margins) and other light marking and scuffing but otherwise clean for age. Mounted and matted with white and antique-white acid-free card, measuring 9" x 7" (22.9cm x 17.8cm) with a window size of a little under 7" x 5" and comes in a cellophane bag. This would make for a lovely gift and may appeal to those interested in Britain, Coventry, architecture, antique prints and the work of Rawle and Smith. n.

Condition: Good. 6 x 4 inches. Engraving of an English country scene. "For the Beauties of England and Wales.".