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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Broadlands, The Seat of the Right Hon. Henry John Temple. Viscount Palmerston, M.P
1834
£50.00
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Broadwater Hall, The Seat of George Marshall, Esq
1852
£25.00
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Brockley Hall
1880
£25.00
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Broome, The Seat of Sir Henry C. Oxenden, Bart
1838
£46.00
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Brougham Hall
1843-1881
£60.00
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Broughton Castle
1852
£25.00
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Broughton Castle
1880
£25.00
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Bulwell Hall
1880
£25.00
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Burghley (Burleigh) Great Hall
1843-1881
£60.00
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Burleigh
1871
£70.00
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Burleigh
1871
£48.00
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Burncoose, the Seat of John Williams, Esq
1847
£145.00
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Burton Agnes Hall
1880
£25.00
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Burton Agnes Hall
1851
£125.00
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Burton Constable
1880
£25.00
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Cadland House, The Seat of Andrew Robert Drummond, Esq.
1855
£25.00
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Caen Wood Towers
1880
£25.00
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Caledon
1880
£25.00
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Calke Abbey
1853
£25.00
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Came House, the seat of S. Dawson Damer, Esq
1857
£80.00
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Camer, The Seat of W. Masters Smith, Esq
1838
£46.00
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Capernwray
1880
£25.00
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Capesthorne
1880
£25.00
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Capesthorne Hall, the Seat of Arthur Henry Davenport, Esq
1850
£60.00
