S & J Abbott Ceramics Plus
© S and J Abbott Ceramics Plus January 2021
Richard Woodman after Thomas Weaver ,1814, John Corbet Esq., and
his Foxhounds: an engraving, sheet size 54 x 66cm, in a simulated burr
wood frame.
Stock No SAP0903 Price £850
An early 19th cent proof of the engraving to the left
with inscribed in ink with the names of some of the
hounds, label with details verso, 5 1/2" x 4"
Stock No SAP0833 Price £85
Four hand coloured etchings, drawn and etched by
Henry Alken, Published by Jones & Co, May 1st 1821.
'The Road to a Fight 1 & 2'; ' A Private Turn Up in The
Drawing Room of a Marquis'; 'Fives Court: Tom and
Bobby Studying Real Life among the Millers.' 11 x
18.5cm framed, 1821
Stock No SAP0881 Price £380
Three small framed hand coloured caricatures, 'The Ladies
Ridicule', 'The Clerical Macaroni' and 'The Farmer
Macaroni'. Each in late 18th or early 19th century frames with
verre eglomise glass mounts, 24.5 x 21 cm frames. 'The Clerical
Macaroni' inscribed R. St. G. M. pinxt, I (taken as J) W sculpt.
Published M Darley No 39 The Strand, 1772, from R. St George
Mansergh oringinals.
Stock No SAP0852 Price £650
A pair of late 18th century Mezzotints after
Angelica Kaufmann, 'Cupid and Euphosine'
and 'Cupid binding Aglaia to a Laurel', each
21.5 x 25 cm, framed in gilt ebonised frames
Stock No SAP0849 Price £550
Two antique Prints by Saverio Manetti 1723 - 1784
The Falcon, plate LXXXXVII, and The Vulture, plate XII, both from 'Storia naturale degli uccelli',
copper plate prints, both framed and each visible image 33cm x 26cm, 18th century
impressions with hand colouring.
Stock No SAP0894 Price £1,500
Two antique prints by Saverio Manetti 1723 - 1784
Cerzia Muraiola, Plate 46: and Cerzia volgare and
Cerzia blu del Surinam, Plate 47. Cerzia is a Tree
Creeper. Each 33cm x 26cm, 18th century
impressions.
Stock No SAP0895 Price £800
The Fashionable Mama or The
Convenience of Modern Dress,
published John Miller after Gillray, London
& W Blackwood Edinburgh, 1824-27. Size
22x 16 cm image
Stock No SAP0825 Price £250
The March of Intellect.
A print by William Heath, size 24 x 34 cm, pub 23 January 1828,
G Humphries, St James Street, London. The thirst for
knowledge and scientific research in the wake of the Industrial
Revolution brought concerns over where all this change would
lead. This example is one of a series of William Heath’s March
of Intellect, published between 1825 and 1829, inventions,
architecture and modes of transport were satirised with
fantastical developments. Songs and cartoons about the
March of Intellect mocked the early 19th-century enthusiasm
for invention and new technologies. This print show flying
machines, steam-powered vehicles, and even a bridge across
the English Channel.
Stock No SAP0905 Price £850
Damn the Barber
A print by Henry Bunbury after Thomas Rowlandson, hand
coloured print, published London 1815, size 16cm x 23
Stock No SAP0791 Price £160
The Bubblers Medley, or a Sketch of the
Times Being Europes Memorial for the Year
1720'.
Satirical Copper engraving with old colouring,
originally by Thomas Bowles II, this reprint by
Carrington Bowles c. 1760s. Framed and
glazed, frame 44.5cm x 33.5 cm.
Stock No SAP0963 Price £950
French-Salutation, English-Salutation.
Pub May 1829 by T. Mc Lean 26 Haymarket.
Drawing by William Heath (1794–1840). He was best
known for his published engravings which included
caricatures, political cartoons, and commentary on
contemporary life. His early works often dealt with
military scenes, but from about 1820 on he focused on
satire. Some of his works were published under the
pseudonym "Paul Pry". Heath created a numbered
series of political Caricatures between 1830 – 1834 for
Mc'Leans Monthly.
Stock No SAP0861 Price £180
The Royal Exchange London
The Right Honourable William Pitt, Chancellor of the
Exchequer inside the Royal Exchange London, copper
engraving, Bartolozzi. Published 17 August 1788, sold
by Mr Chapman at Mr Christie’s Pall Mall, size 45 x 55
cm
Stock No SAP0921 Price £400
Les Voyageurs Rustiques
After Paulus Potter (Dutch 1625-1654) 'Les
Voyageurs Rustiques' engraving by Francis
Vivares and Bartolozzi 1779, an early strike, in a
19th century frame with verre englemise mount,
print size 41 x 48 cm
Stock No SAP0934 Price £250
Charles Hunt after P Matthews, 'The Trial of Bill Burn' under
Martin's Act, hand coloured aquatint and engraving, 42 x
55.5 cm in maple frame. The RSPCA was formed shortly after
this print was published
Stock No SAP0943 Price £550
A Gillray print, ‘The Gout’, published by Hannah Humphrey in 1799,
size 26 x 35cm. This copy early 19th cent edition. A reminder of the
effects of overindulgence before medications were effective, Ouch!
Stock No SAP0885 Price £650
Dr Flamstead's House Greenwich Park, London
Dr Flamstead was the first Astronomer Royal, here is a
hand coloured engraving by Jean Simon, early 18th
century size 43.5 x 58.5
Stock No SAP0944 Price £550
Lambeth Palace
by Kip & Knyff, 21 x 14 ins. Landscape view of Lambeth Palace from
across the river. Southwark behind Lambeth. Tower in far distance
right. Barges, boats ferry in river. English and French inscription. Plate 8
to Britannia Illustrata. Inscribed Printed and sold by J Smith, Strand
(London) undated but most likely 1714 edition.
Stock No SAP0946 Price £550
'New Bedlam in Moorfields'
Inscribed ‘Hopsitium Mente Captorum Londinense’ engraved by A
Soley, sold by Henry Overton, early 18th century, size 43.5 x 58.5 cm.
Stock No SAP0945 Price £550
The Banquetting House, London
Hand coloured engraving, ‘His Majesty’s Royal Banquetry House of Whitehal
London 1713’ by Terasson. Size 43.5 x 58.5 cm
Stock No SAP0936 Price £550
'The Wood Boy',
engraved by T. Gaugain after Barker, pub by
J Bryden, Charing Cross, 1st Jan 1790.
Size 53 x 40.5 cm
Stock No SAP0592 Price £250
Leopold Mozart with his children, Wolfgang
Amadeus and Maria Anna
After Louis Carmontelle Carrogis (1717-1806)
French, early 19th century, lithograph 30 x 20
cm in a modern frame.
Stock No SAP0973 Price £250