
The Procession of a Chinese Funeral
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the most esteemed relations, which have been hitherto published in any
language; comprehending everything remarkable in its kind, in Europe,
Asia, Africa, and America'. (published 1745-47) by John Green, fl.
1730-1753 & Thomas Astley ; engraved by James Basire. Size 35 x 19
cm on laid paper £55 Double page folds as issued complete margins
soft crease to base

The City of Nan Kin from Nieuhof
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the most esteemed relations, which have been hitherto published in any
language; comprehending everything remarkable in its kind, in Europe,
Asia, Africa, and America'. (published 1745-47) by John Green, fl.
1730-1753 & Thomas Astley ; engraved by James Basire. Size 35 x 19
cm on laid paper £55

Large Plate Original Photograph of Kai Tak
. . . . .with Reclamation work in progress so probably during 1928
Hong Kong's old Kai Tak Airport was named after two businessmen , Sir
Ho Kai and Mr. Au Tak, who were involved in a company formed to reclaim
land in Kowloon Bay for a residential housing scheme. The Company,
unfortunately, failed and the reclaimed land was left vacant. The
suitability of using this land as an airfield was recognized and the
first recorded flight from Kai Tak took place on the LUNAR New
Year's Day in 1925.The aviation began on this unique piece of land with
a flying school and a British military flying unit.In 1928, a concrete
slipway was built for seaplanes using Kowloon Bay.In 1930, the first
aerodrome superintendent was appointed with the aviation activities at
Kai Tak coming under the administration of the Harbour Department. In
1935, the first control tower and a hangar were built. The first
commercial passengers flight 'Dorado' landed on 24 March 1936 from
Penang operated by the Imperial Airways. With this arrival a new era
began for Kai Tak as an airport for public transportation. CONDITION
:In original oak frame will be posted minus glass as photo's
are more delicate £155 inc delivery RARE
stunning for any local business should go home so included here
Frame 65 x 53 cm

Fort taken by assault by the allied forces, 21st August 1860 (Peiho
River)
Published by Day & Son
[engravers & publishers] from a
drawing by Major W. G. R. Masters.Royal Marines Light Artillery,
published by Day & Son, Gate St., Lincoln's Inn Fields, London,
July 18, 1861.Engraved by E.Walker, Jul 1861lithograph with
original tinted colour Size Width:
403mm/
(Peiho River) estuary, in Tanggu District, Tianjin. Tianjin. is the
third largest city of the People's Republic of China in terms of urban
population.This has condition issues it has toning bars from
old
framing and a small worm hole to the title area
mounted/matted,
£55 inc delivery/ / the picture is lit to accentuate flaws
aactually better than image

At the stakes, mouth of the Peiho river 1860
/ T. G. Dutton, Published by Day & Son [engravers
&
publishers] from a drawing by Major W. G. R. Masters.Royal
Marines Light Artillery, published by Day & Son, Gate St.,
Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, July 18, 1861. Jul 1861lithograph with
original tinted colour Size Width:
403mm(Peiho
River) estuary, in Tanggu District, Tianjin. Tianjin. is the third
largest city of the People's Republic of China in terms of urban
population.This has condition issues it has toning bars from
old
framing mounted/matted, £55 inc delivery

Hoe Chu Fou Toe a Chinese Fort Near Canton
Dated 1 Mar 1810 from A Picturesque Voyage to India Printed for
Longman, Hurst Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row; and William
Daniell, No. 9, Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square. By Thomas
Davison, Whitefriars . One of Fifty hand colored aquatint
plates . Approximately 350 x 265 mm. slightly
spotted.
Small folio. London, 1810 Mega rare slight matte burn ie
shaded from framing £125 inc
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Sineesche
Boeren en Boerinne. Rustici Chinenses
From J. Nieuhof 1669 Size 10×16 cm image on text page wood/copper
engraving in text From Atlas Chinensis; Being a Second Part of a
Relation of Remarkable Passages in two Embassies from the East India
Company of the United Provinces to the Vice-Roy Singlamong and General
Taising, Lipovi, and to Konchi, Emperor of China and East Tartary.
published 1672 copperplate engraving originally published in
Dutch by
the trade diplomat johan Nieuhof / Jan Nieuhoff, but translated into
English by the British mapmaker and publisher John Ogilby in 1669 and
again in 1673. His translation included extra material from different
publications, such as extracts from Athanasius Kircher’s China
Illustrata (1667). .£25
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Sineese
Vrouwen. Femmes Chinoises
From J. Nieuhof 1669 Size 10×16 cm image on text page wood/copper
engraving in text From Atlas Chinensis; Being a Second Part of a
Relation of Remarkable Passages in two Embassies from the East India
Company of the United Provinces to the Vice-Roy Singlamong and General
Taising, Lipovi, and to Konchi, Emperor of China and East Tartary.
published 1672 copperplate engraving originally published in
Dutch by the trade diplomat johan Nieuhof / Jan Nieuhoff, but
translated into English by the British mapmaker and publisher John
Ogilby in 1669 and again in 1673. His translation included extra
material from different publications, such as extracts from Athanasius
Kircher’s China Illustrata (1667). .£25
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Sineesche-paapen/Chinese
priests and monks
From J. Nieuhof 1669 Size 10×16 cm image on text page wood/copper
engraving in text From Atlas Chinensis; Being a Second Part of a
Relation of Remarkable Passages in two Embassies from the East India
Company of the United Provinces to the Vice-Roy Singlamong and General
Taising, Lipovi, and to Konchi, Emperor of China and East Tartary.
published 1672 copperplate engraving originally published in
Dutch by
the trade diplomat johan Nieuhof / Jan Nieuhoff, but translated into
English by the British mapmaker and publisher John Ogilby in 1669 and
again in 1673. His translation included extra material from different
publications, such as extracts from Athanasius Kircher’s China
Illustrata (1667). .£25
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Sineesche
Boeren Vilageois Chinois
From J. Nieuhof 1669 Size 10×16 cm image on text page wood/copper
engraving in text From Atlas Chinensis; Being a Second Part of a
Relation of Remarkable Passages in two Embassies from the East India
Company of the United Provinces to the Vice-Roy Singlamong and General
Taising, Lipovi, and to Konchi, Emperor of China and East Tartary.
published 1672 copperplate engraving originally published in
Dutch by
the trade diplomat johan Nieuhof / Jan Nieuhoff, but translated into
English by the British mapmaker and publisher John Ogilby in 1669 and
again in 1673. His translation included extra material from different
publications, such as extracts from Athanasius Kircher’s China
Illustrata (1667). .£25
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Die Stadt
Peking. - Peking.
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce x 3
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Cambalu
oder Peking. - Cambalu oui Peking.
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce
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Roy et
Reine de la Chine Avant Linvasion des Tartares - Der Koenig und
Koenigin von China, von den Einbruch der Tartarn
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce
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Graeber der
Chineser - Tomeeaux Chinois.
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce
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Chinese
Customs /Ein Chineser. - Chinois.
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce x 2
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Palace of
Peking Der Pallast zu Peking .
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce x2
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Der
Taertarische Koenig von China.
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce x 2
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Paolinxi
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce x2
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Iedo Palace
. . Japan ?
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce

Chinese
Sepuchres / Chinese Husbandmen
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published in any language; comprehending everything remarkable in
its kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America'. (published
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Miaco
Copper-engraving, full page with good margins, published in Allain M.
Mallet's description of the world. 'Description de L'Univers'
Frankfurt, 1684/5 reprinted 1719 ( ie cannot be positive re edition not
that old personally )15 x 11 cm £20 scarce
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Many are images recut from the Dutch traveller Johan
Nieuhoff's 'Die Gesantschaft der Ost-Indischen
Geselshaft'...,
published in Amsterdam, 1669. Nieuhoff (1618 -
1672)
traveled with a Dutch ambassadorial mission to Peking and recorded
many of the towns, life and nature of Chinese culture which were
published in this account. ie the image is from an earlier date
than the publication date

Tunxo in the Province of Peking/
Chinese Pilgrimage of a whole Village to the Temple Jugangu to obtain a
fertile Year. .
Two engravings on one copper-plate Issued in John Harris's
'Navigantium atque Itinerantium Bibliotheca', or 'A Complete Collection
of Voyages and Travels'. Commissioned
under King George II of England, published London, 1748.
Image 32.5 x 23.5cm £25. .x 3 whole page
complete good margins
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Quantecong Divinite Chinoise que les Chinois disent avoir ete
leur premier Empereur;
Quonin Divinite domestique des Chinois
Copper engraving
originally French after, 1736. From B Picart
fl.1723-1775 '1736. From B Picart fl.1723-1775 (17 x 25 cm)'Ceremonies
and religious customs of the various nations of the world.Published in
Amsterdam from 1736 in various editions full page laid paper
£30 RARE .
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The fortress of
Tyen-tsing-wey, on the utmost border eastward of
the province of Pe-king, where 3 rivers meet.
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consisting of the most esteemed relations, which have been hitherto
published in any language; comprehending everything remarkable in
its kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America'. (published
1745-47) by John Green, fl. 1730-1753 & Thomas Astley ;
engraved by George Child. Size 23 x 19 cm on laid paper £20
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Taiwan/Formosa
Copper engraving
originally Dutch the only translateable part is the name of the artist
Johannes (J. C.) van der Hagen (Dutch,
1675-1745) and the fact that the engraving is part of a
chapter on Taiwan and Formosa Looks c 1711 so very early
complete page of teaxt for those who read Dutch. Small worm hole
£20
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The Tower of Nanking / Triumphal Arch
Two engravings on one copper-plate by
Edward Rooker
(British, 1711–1774) Original antique ethnographic print From
c.1780;
(17 x 25 cm) + wide, decorative, borders. Published London
c. 1782 for Alex HOGG, 16 Pater-noster
Row.from John Moore's New and
Complete Collection of Voyages (1780) reprinted
from "Modern History: or, the Present
State of all Nations," by Thomas Salmon, published by Bettesworth
&
Hitch, London, 1739£20
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The
Idol Dabis/ Chinese Idols
Two engravings on one copper-plate by
Edward Rooker
(British, 1711–1774) Original antique ethnographic print From
c.1780;
(17 x 25 cm) + wide, decorative, borders. Published London
c. 1782 for Alex HOGG, 16 Pater-noster
Row.from John Moore's New and
Complete Collection of Voyages (1780) reprinted
from "Modern History: or, the Present
State of all Nations," by Thomas Salmon, published by Bettesworth
&
Hitch, London, 1739 £20
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,. 1. A Chinese Prostitute 2. View of a large Street of one
of ye Trading Cities in China .
Two engravings on one copper-plate Issued in John Harris's
'Navigantium atque Itinerantium Bibliotheca', or 'A Complete Collection
of Voyages and Travels'. Commissioned
under King George II of England, published London, 1748.
Image 32.5 x 23.5cm £20. .2 copies whole page
complete good margins
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Begging Devotees who stroll thru' China and extort Alms
by
Edward Rooker
(British, 1711–1774) Original antique ethnographic print From
c.1780;
(17 x 25 cm) + wide, decorative, borders. Published London
c. 1782 for Alex HOGG, 16 Pater-noster
Row.from John Moore's New and
Complete Collection of Voyages (1780) £15 . . 5 copies
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The Embassadors Entry Through The Famous Chinese Wall.
Engraving on one copper-plate Issued in John Harris's
'Navigantium atque Itinerantium Bibliotheca', or 'A Complete Collection
of Voyages and Travels'. Commissioned
under King George II of England, published London, 1748.
Image 32.5 x 23.5cm £15 whole page
complete good margins edge tear
some age toning image
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Inside of the Temple Jugangu in the Province of
Peking.
Engraving on one copper-plate Issued in John Harris's
'Navigantium atque Itinerantium Bibliotheca', or 'A Complete Collection
of Voyages and Travels'. Commissioned
under King George II of England, published London, 1748.
Image 32.5 x 23.5cm £15 whole page
complete good margins edge tear
some age toning image
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Audience of leave.
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its kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America'. (published
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Ambassador Conducted to
Audience
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Chinese Barks
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Bell of Pe-king; Bell of Erford.
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Strolling beggars in China;
Laying burning coals on their heads and
using other austerities.
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collection of
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published in any language; comprehending everything remarkable in
its kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America'. (published
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Strolling beggars in China; Who practice austerities to extort
alms, striking their heads against a stone or one another.
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of voyages and travels;
consisting of the most esteemed relations, which have been hitherto
published in any language; comprehending everything remarkable in
its kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America'. (published
1745-47) by John Green, fl. 1730-1753 & Thomas Astley ;
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The water castle at Canton.
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City of Diu.
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An emperor of China - in his
usual dress, in his robes; A Bonza; A
husbandman.
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voyages and travels;
consisting of the most esteemed relations, which have been hitherto
published in any language; comprehending everything remarkable in
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Way of catching fish by
boards japanned with white varnish, which
the fish mistaking by moonlight for water, leap on and are taken;
Way of taking wild ducks by men going into the water with their
heads in the shells of large gourds, with holes to see and breath
through.
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consisting of the most esteemed relations, which have been hitherto
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its kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America'. (published
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Priests or monks of Fo.. .
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published in any language; comprehending everything remarkable in
its kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America'. (published
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"Habits of the
Tonquinese,"
published
1753, London. Copper engraved image of
3 natives of Tonquin, or Tonkin, part of South East Asia. Tonquin
was conquered by the Chinese in 1406, and by the Anames in
1790. From 'A new general collection of voyages and
travels;
consisting of the most esteemed relations, which have been hitherto
published in any language; comprehending everything remarkable in
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The mountain of the five
Horse-heads.
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published in any language; comprehending everything remarkable in
its kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America'. (published
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Mandarins or place-men;
Those of war - Tartar, Chinese; Those in
the government - winter habits, summer habits.
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Females: A Tartar lady;
Servant maid; A Bonzess
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The Lou-wa or fishing bird.
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its kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America'. (published
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A flying fish; Village of
Lan-tang, near Ma-kau.
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Temple of Konjansiam, held
in great veneration
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Death of the Last Chinese
Emperor of the Ming in 1644
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Nan-yang, a Chinese city on
the River Kyang.
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Temple of Quang-qua-myau
covered with porcelain.
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Pe-Kin, capital of China.
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Chinese temples;
Sin-ko-tsyen.
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Mountains & straits of
Sang-wan-hab on the River Tay
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le Chancelier du
Royaume, les Mandarins ou
Officiers de guerre, le Chancelier chef de toutes les juridictions,
les Mandarins de lettres, le premier Huissier
From
Pierre Pasquier "Missions de Chine, du
Tonquin et de chine ' size 19cm x 14cm, published
1760.
Tipped
onto backing paper best removed and
remounted etc £20RARE
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City Tong Chew 180 mile west
of Canton
Pilgramage of the Chinese
God
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The Emperor of China Recieving Homage from his Subjects
Original
antique ethnographic print From Charles Theodore Middleton's " A
New and Complete System of Geography Containing a Full, Accurate,
Authentic and Interesting Account and Description of Europe, Asia,
Afric and America Consisting of. . . . etc" . Size 6 3/8 x 10 1/2.
Copper Engraving. maps by Thomas Bowen, Printed for J. Cooke ,
London 1777-79. : Elephant Folio. . All are as shown in the pic as
duplicates are shown separately etc . They are shown in clear
daylight to accentuate flaws many would benefit from a light
wash/clean some would look nice tinted as an old fashioned person I
like them as designed
£20 .
.. 2 copies
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"Chinese
Mandarins
Chinese
Merchants
Original
antique ethnographic print From Charles Theodore Middleton's " A
New and Complete System of Geography Containing a Full, Accurate,
Authentic and Interesting Account and Description of Europe, Asia,
Afric and America Consisting of. . . . etc" . Size 6 3/8 x 10 1/2.
Copper Engraving. maps by Thomas Bowen, Printed for J. Cooke ,
London 1777-79. : Elephant Folio. . All are as shown in the pic as
duplicates are shown separately etc . They are shown in clear
daylight to accentuate flaws many would benefit from a light
wash/clean some would look nice tinted as an old fashioned person I
like them as designed
£20 .
.. 2 copies
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A
Chinese
Pagoda
A Chinese
Sepulchre
Original
antique ethnographic print From Bankes's "New System of Geography,
Published by Royal Authority". The print was published by C. Cooke
in London ca 1775. . . . etc"" Size 12.5*x 18cms Copper engraving.
: Elephant Folio. . All are as shown in the pic as duplicates are
shown separately etc . They are shown in clear daylight to
accentuate flaws many would benefit from a light wash/clean some
would look nice tinted as an old fashioned person I like them as
designed £20 . . 3 copies
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Chinese
Dresses
Emperor/
, law;
Military etc
Peasant
Original
antique ethnographic print From Bankes's "New System of Geography,
Published by Royal Authority". The print was published by C. Cooke
in London ca 1775. . . . etc"t" Size 12.5*x 18cms Copper engraving.
: Elephant Folio. . All are as shown in the pic as duplicates are
shown separately etc . They are shown in clear daylight to
accentuate flaws many would benefit from a light wash/clean some
would look nice tinted as an old fashioned person I like them as
designed . £20 . .. 3
copies
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A Chinese
Floating Town
Chinese
Batsiangs or boats covered with mats the rowers are covered in
Cocoa leaves
Original
antique ethnographic print From Bankes's "New System of Geography,
Published by Royal Authority". The print was published by C. Cooke
in London ca 1775. . . . etc" Size 12.5*x 18cms Copper engraving. :
Elephant Folio. . All are as shown in the pic as duplicates are
shown separately etc . They are shown in clear daylight to
accentuate flaws many would benefit from a light wash/clean some
would look nice tinted as an old fashioned person I like them as
designed £20
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Temple images;
Mi-ni-fo or Pleasure; The Great
Kin-gang; Immortality.
Inside
the Temple from Neuhof
From an
undated print of an engraving by
Nathaniel Parr.(floruit 1742-1751) from a picture by Neuhof, p.
29'. Overall Size: 37 x 22 cm ..c 1740 From: A New and general
collection of voyages / Thomas Astley. London, 1745-47.images
originally from Theodor Johann de Bry, c. 1527-1598, and Johann
Israel de Bry " his second series, the Petits Voyages(Frankfurt,
1598-1613)., which prints voyages to Africa, India and the Far
East; £40 RARE . . 2 copies
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Rice Sellers at
the Military Station of
TONG-CHANG-FOO.
from
Allom's Book on China poor condition two
tears nice colour would mount and mend £8
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