1865 lithograph by Eduard Mandel. Raphael’s Madonna della Seggiola. Johann August Eduard Mandel, German, 1810-1882, see National Gallery, etc.

18th to 19th century framed watercolor Coat of Arms of the Company of Merchant Taylors of the City of York. This watercolor coat of arms now in an antique maple frame.

Romantic still life of flowers and fruit from the late Victorian Grand Tour Period. Although unsigned, this oil on original canvas has two intriguing “R” insignias, on the gold chatelaine and one on the bound book.

18th Century ReStrike Print of Bronzes Adorning the Fountain of Daybreak at the Palace of Versailles. Originally created and printed in 1687 by Jacques Houzeau, when the Bronzes were completed.

“Falco Subbuteo” (Eurasian Hobby – a small falcon). Hand colored.

Mid-19th century Chinese portrait of a lady painted on rice or pith paper. Qing dynasty. Gouache watercolors creating a rich tapestry of colors of this lady at ease. Note how 3-dimensional things become. Her shoes are off, a cushion & throw are being brought to her.

Late 18th century engraving of the “Cascade of Terni”, English. Drawn by J. Smith & engraved by W. Byrne & B.T. Pouncy.

Signed & dated 1928 Watercolor on Silk by R.C. Matsuyama of “Tulips in a Vase”. R.C. Matsuyama was born in Japan 1880 and died in Holborn, London in 1954.

Late 19th century watercolor by F.J. Aldridge “The Double Locks, Exeter Canal”. Frederick James Aldridge, 1850-1938. Signed lower right “F.J. Aldridge”.

Mid-late 19th century Watercolor by H.B. Brabazon “Flowers in a Vase”. This is a rare & important still life by Brabazon, displaying his ethereal technique to greater advantage than the customary travel scenes from his fascinating life.