Various sizes, all behind passepartout. (12x)

All publ. by M. Engelbrecht (Augsburg, before 1756). All ca. 20 x 30 cm. & behind passepartout. (4x)

all lettered & numbered in the plate (resp. “B 3”, “B 8”, “B 10”, “C 5”, “C 6”, “C 10”, “E 8”, “F 4”, “F 5”, “F 8” & “F 12”). All publ. in the series “Verscheyde Soorten van Hollandse Vaartuigen [..]” (Rotterdam, ca. 1787-1791). Various sizes, all behind passepartout. (11x)

Complete set of 3 early 19th-cent. (hand-)col. aquatints (with Dutch & English caption) after John Christian Schetky (1778-1874). Printed by J.F. Brugman (Amsterdam) for Louis Arnoldus van den Bergh (Portsmouth, 1835). All ca. 48,5 x 69 cm., behind passepartout & uniformly framed (behind glass). (3x)

All publ. by “Petrus Schenk” (Amsterdam, ca. 1720). Various sizes, all behind passepartout. – And 2 similar 18th-cent. engravings publ. by P. Schenk (both views of naval battles). (5x)

Etching. Signed “R. Zeeman” in the plate (in upper left corner). Publ. by “Carolus Allard” (Amsterdam, before 1709) after the edition publ. by Arthur Tooker (London, ca. 1675). Ca. 19 x 30 cm. Behind passepartout. – And 2 similar etchings by Reinier Nooms (called Zeeman). (3x)

Icones Variarum Navium Hollandicarum Quarum Usus Maximè In Aquis Interioribus Regionis [..]. Amsterodami Impressae, apud Gerardi Valk [..]”. COMPLETE SET of 12 engravings (numbered “1-12” in the plate) consisting of a title-leaf (with French & Latin text) & 11 views (with French & Dutch caption) depicting Dutch sailing vessels after JAN PORCELLIS (monogrammed “I.P. in[venit]” & “CJV[=C.J. Visscher]. ex[cudit].” in the plate). (Publ. in Amsterdam by Gerard Valck, before 1726). Ca. 17,5 x 24,5 cm. (image) & ca. 18 x 26 cm. (leaf). All tipped onto a paper mount & behind passepartout. (12x)

Signed resp. “S. Savrÿ”, “S. Savy” & “S. Saurij” in the plate. Various sizes (mainly ca. 12,5 x 16 cm.), all behind passepartout. (3x)

Etching. Signed “A: Silo inv. et fecit” in the plate (in lower blank margin). Ca. 15 x 20 cm. Behind passepartout. – Added: 1 other late 18th-cent. maritime print engraved by Carel Frederik Bendorp (1736-1814) (“proof before letters”, monogrammed “K.F.B.” in the plate, ca. 1784, ca. 18 x 36 cm., behind passepartout. Partly foxed/ browned). (2x)

Col. lithograph (partly printed in gold). Signed “Mucha” on the stone. Ca. 42,5 x 14,5 cm. Mounted onto a paper mount & limp boards (ca. 62 x 30,5 cm.).

Col. lithograph (partly printed in gold). Signed “Mucha” on the stone. Ca. 42,5 x 14,5 cm. Mounted onto a paper mount & limp boards (ca. 62 x 30,5 cm.).

all published in Georg Zoëga’s “De Origine et Usu Obeliscorum [..]” (Rome, 1797). Various sizes, all uniformly framed (behind glass). (8x)

Set of 6 etchings (numbered 1-6 in the plate) by P.G. Tavenard after J.-B. Pillement depicting 12 oval ornamental compositions in Chinoiserie-style (2 ills. signed in the plate). (Publ. in Paris, ca. 1772). Ca. 24 x 16 cm. (image) & ca. 34,5 x 26 cm. (leaf).

in de Tuin van het Volksgebouw te Den Haag Prinsengracht 73 op Zondag 27 Juli des Namiddags 1 Uur”. Lithograph (printed by “Drukkerij Lankhout”). Signed “Chris Lebeau” on the stone. Ca. 120 x 80 cm. (image) & ca. 139 x 92 cm. (leaf).

Col. lithograph (partly printed in gold). Signed “Mucha” on the stone. Printed by “F. Champenois” (Paris, 1896 or later). Ca. 62 x 42 cm. Mounted onto cardboard & behind passepartout.

Col. lithograph (partly printed in gold by “Tresling & Co. Amst[erdam]”). Monogrammed, dated “[19]17” & signed “R.N. Roland Holst f[eci]t” on the stone. With SIGNED DEDICATION by R.N. Roland Holst to “Mr. G.A. van Haeften” (in pencil in lower right corner). Ca. 84 x 61 cm. (image) & ca. 106 x 78 cm. (leaf).

Col. lithograph (printed by “Druk[ker]y Senefelder”). Monogrammed, signed “R.N. Roland Holst f[eci]t” & dated “’18” on the stone. Ca. 105 x 77 cm. (image) & ca. 113 x 83 cm. (leaf).

Etching & aquatint (printed on Japanese paper). Signed “Witsen” & “No. 89” in pencil (in lower blank margin). Publ. by “E.J. van Wisselingh & Co.” (Amsterdam, ca. 1913). Ca. 49 x 61,5 cm. (image) & ca. 65 x 79 cm. (leaf).

all allegorical engravings related to the seven classical planets (resp. Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus & Saturn). All published by Georg Balthasar Probst (Augsburg, ca. 1770). All ca. 32 x 42 cm. & behind passepartout. (7x)

Partly handcol. engraved world-map (in 2 hemispheres) with 2 cartouches (one engraved by F. Harrewijn) after “G. de l’Isle”. Publ. by G. Delisle (Paris) & E.H. Fricx (Bruxelles, ca. 1730). Ca. 42,5 x 65 cm. Framed (behind glass).

Engraved bird’s-eye plan with cartouche & 2 coats-of-arms. (Publ. in: C. COMMELIN, “Beschryvinge van Amsterdam, [..]”, 1693-1694 or 1726). Ca. 27,5 x 36,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Engraving with Dutch caption (incl. a coat-of-arms of “VOC A[msterdam]”). Publ. by J.H. Trop (Amsterdam, ca. 1787). Ca. 52,5 x 63,5 cm. Framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved map with cartouche & 8 coats-of-arms after “Willebordus vander Burght”. Published by W. Blaeu (Amsterdam, ca. 1634 or later). Ca. 41 x 52,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Tog. 2 handcol. engraved views (the second engraving with coat-of-arms at top). (Both publ. by J. Blaeu, ca. 1649). Resp. ca. 42 x 53 cm. & ca. 39 x 53 cm. Both behind passepartout & uniformly framed (behind glass). (2x)

FOIRE DE LA HAYE, avec les Bourgois sous les Armes, Saluäns leurs Altesse Royales Monseigneur le Prince et M[ada]me. la Princesse d’Orange”. Etched & engraved bird’s-eye view (printed on 2 attached leaves) with title at top, coat-of-arms & legend (with Dutch & French text). Published by Daniël Marot (The Hague) & Jacob Gole (Amsterdam, ca. 1686). Ca. 65 x 93 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

VUË DU MARCHÉ AUX HERBES, du Coté de la Boucherie, la Poissonnerie, la Grande Eglise et la Maison de Ville a La Haye”. Engraved view (printed on 2 attached leaves) with cartouche & 2 coats-of-arms. (Published in Amsterdam by L. Schenk, ca. 1740). Ca. 57,5 x 96,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Engraved panoramic bird’s-eye view (printed on 2 leaves) with cartouche & 2 legends (listing 32 items) after G. van Giessen. Publ. by R. Boitet (Delft, ca. 1730). Ca. 42 x 96 cm. Framed (behind glass).

all published in: L. VAN OLLEFEN & R. BAKKER, “De Nederlandsche Stad- en Dorp-Beschrijver” (Amsterdam, H.A. Banse, 1793-1801). All ca. 8 x 10 cm. (image) & ca. 22 x 13,5 cm. (leaf). – Added: 1 fold. handcol. engraved map publ. by H.A. Banse (“Nieuwe Kaart van het Hoog-Heemraadschap van Rhynland”, 1799, ca. 34,5 x 27,5 cm.) & 6 odd instalments of the above-mentioned work published in the ORIGINAL PRINTED WRAPPERS. (ca. 180x)

Handcol. engraved map with cartouche, coat-of-arms & compass-rose after Jacob van Deventer. (Publ. in Antwerp by Abraham Ortelius, between 1592-1594). Ca. 35 x 48,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved map with cartouche, coat-of-arms & compass-rose after Jacob van Deventer. (Publ. in Antwerp by Abraham Ortelius, between 1592-1595). Ca. 35,5 x 49 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Engraved view by P.F. Tardieu after P.C. La Fargue. Publ. by “Pierre Fouquet Junior” (Amsterdam, ca. 1761). Ca. 28,5 x 37 cm. Behind passepartout. – “GEZIGT VAN DEN LYDSENDAM, van den Haag-afkomoomende te Zien. VÜE DU LYDSENDAM, en venant de la Haÿe”. Engraved view by R.J. Le Charpentier after P.C. La Fargue. Signed “Jac. Le charpentier” & dated “1761” in the plate. Publ. by “Pierre Fouquet Junior” (Amsterdam, ca. 1761). Ca. 28,5 x 37 cm. Behind passepartout. (2x)

Handcol. engraved map with large cartouche (comprising 16 coats-of-arms), legend & compass-rose. (Publ. in Antwerp by J.B. Vrints, ca. 1608). Ca. 41,5 x 56 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved map with cartouche, legend, coat-of-arms & compass-rose. Publ. by Petrus Kaerius (Amsterdam, ca. 1617). Ca. 38,5 x 50,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engraved bird’s-eye plan with cartouche & 2 coats-of-arms. (Publ. in Amsterdam by J. Blaeu, ca. 1649). Ca. 41,5 x 52,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).