Lithographs
Lithography was invented in Germany by Johann Senefelder in 1796. We stock a rare collection of fine antique lithograph prints illustrating views of country houses, castles, mansions and architecturally important buildings lithographed by artists such as, Charles Greenwood, William Gauci, Augustus Butler and Day & Haghe (William Day & Louis Haghe) who were appointed Lithographers to the Queen in 1838.
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- All Prints
- Lithographs
- Aquatints
- Engravings
- Etchings
- Photographs and Plans - Historic and Listed Buildings
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River Hill, The Residence of Henry Buckley, Esq
1838
£46.00
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Rolleston Hall
1880
£25.00
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Roman Remains called the Jewry Wall and part of St Nicholas Church
1826
£48.00
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Rose Hill, The Property of the Rev George Simpson, M. A.
1838
£46.00
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Rosecraddoc, the Seat of the Rev. George Poole Norris, LLB
1847
£145.00
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Ross on Wye, from Wilton Bridge
1840
£60.00
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Rossie Castle
1880
£25.00
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Rossmore Park
1880
£25.00
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Rufford Hall, The Seat of Sir Thomas George Hesketh, Bart
1846
£60.00
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Rushton Hall
1880
£25.00
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Saint John's, The Seat of Mrs Mumford
1838
£46.00
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Saint Julian's, The Seat of The Right Hon. John Charles Herries.
1838
£46.00
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Salwarp Court
1836
£70.00
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Samlesbury Old Hall
1836
£70.00
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Sand, The Property of the Rev John Huyshe.
1855
£22.00
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Sawston Hall
1843-1881
£60.00
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Sezincot
1880
£25.00
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Shabden Park, the Seat of Archibald Little, Esq
1828
£50.00
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Shambles Lane, Leicester
1826
£36.00
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Shaw Hill, the Seat of Thomas Bright Crosse Esq
1846
£60.00
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Shelton Abbey
1880
£25.00
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Sheppey Court, The Seat of Delamark Banks, Esq
1838
£46.00
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Sherborne Castle (The Lodge)
1857
£80.00
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Sherborne Castle Ruins
1857
£80.00
