Prospect of the Giant's Causeway, Antrim, Ireland,


1757  copper  of the Giant's Causeway, Antrim, Ireland,Folio sized but lacking top edge  and a tear in the sky (cover with the mount) so cheaper £15

Giants Causeway
The smaller version of  the aquatint by  William Daniell (1769–1837)  rare £15 short top edge

Basalt Columns

The smaller version of  the aquatint by  William Daniell (1769–1837)  rare £15

Dunluce Castle
    Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted unmounted full page scarce . .x 2

Carrickfergus castle

from COPPERPLATE MAGAZINE by John WALKER, engraver and printseller, 16, Rosomon Street, Clerkenwell 1795-1802. Exhibited Royal Academy 1796-1800. Landscape engraver and draughtsman. He finished many of his father's plates. Published as"The Copper Plate Magazine, or Monthly Cabinet of Picturesque Prints" many drawn earlier but published 1792..1803 Engraved surface 13 x 17 cm . £30 rare . .Ist state by Corbould and Ellis published by Harrison & Co 1795 unmounted tinted & mounted

Trim Castle in the County of Antrim

Antique copperplate engraving after Paul Sandby, from ‘A Collection of One Hundred and Fifty SELECT VIEWS in England, Scotland and Ireland’, published by John Boydell in 1781. but drawn around 1778 .Printed for G. Kearsly, Fleet Street, London . Image size 165 x 204mm. £40 unmounted inc delivery Condition slight crease in image full borders

Shanes castle
engraved by Milton after views by Ashford, From "Thomas Milton's Collection of Select Views from the Different Seats of the Nobility and Gentry in the Kingdom of Ireland . . . ..". Issued serially approximately 6.2 by 8 inches. rare but cut close to plate mark £18 unmounted slightly mucky RARE

Carrickfergus castle /Carrickfurgus

from COPPERPLATE MAGAZINE by John WALKER, engraver and printseller, 16, Rosomon Street, Clerkenwell 1795-1802. Exhibited Royal Academy 1796-1800. Landscape engraver and draughtsman. He finished many of his father's plates. Published as"The Copper Plate Magazine, or Monthly Cabinet of Picturesque Prints" many drawn earlier but published 1792..1803 Engraved surface 13 x 17 cm . £30 rare . .Ist state by Corbould and Ellis published by Harrison & Co 1795 unmounted untinted

Antrim Castle
 From a series of small steel engravings, uncoloured including the historic details written by Neale. Drawn by John Preston Neale and engraved by various artists. Published, as PROOFS by subscription between 1812 and 1825 in six large volumes printed upon Onion Skin paper then mounted and cased within the larger volume. NOT the later reprints from the same plates which are printed directly onto the paper.Size of Plate : 12 x 16.5 cm Paper size : 24.5 x 30.5 cm unmounted £20

£15 proof but no history x 4

Hollywell Cottage
From a series of small steel engravings, uncoloured including the historic details written by Neale. Drawn by John Preston Neale and engraved by various artists. Published, as PROOFS by subscription between 1812 and 1825 in six large volumes printed upon Onion Skin paper then mounted and cased within the larger volume. NOT the later reprints from the same plates which are printed directly onto the paper.Size of Plate : 12 x 16.5 cm Paper size : 24.5 x 30.5 creased from printer so £8

Oratory nr Killaloe
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untintedx 3

Oratory nr Killaloe TINTED
. Image 26 x22 cm £15 tinted unmounted cropped page scarce

Clare Abbey
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted x 2

 





Blarney castle
Antique copper engraved plate from "The Itinerant: A Select Collection of Interesting and Picturesque Views in Great Britain and Ireland", one of 180 half-page plates engraved by John Walker after, among others, Turner, Girtin and Sandby, folio page 42.8 x 26 cm Engraved surface 127 x 168mm. Published by John Walker in 1799. When Framing recommend fold text behind mount left whole page in case needed to repair a book Basically a Copperplate Magazine extended version with more information dated 1799 £40 unmounted tinted . Image shown item is complete in page of text

Blarney castle

Antique copper engraved plate from "The Itinerant: A Select Collection of Interesting and Picturesque Views in Great Britain and Ireland", one of 180 half-page plates engraved by John Walker after, among others, Turner, Girtin and Sandby, folio page 42.8 x 26 cm Engraved surface 127 x 168mm. Published by John Walker in 1799. When Framing recommend fold text behind mount left whole page in case needed to repair a book Basically a Copperplate Magazine extended version with more information dated 1799 £20 unmounted untinted . Image shown item is complete in page of text Creased, folded but b rare

Castle Cor
From a series of small steel engravings, uncoloured written by Neale. Drawn by John Preston Neale and engraved by various artists. Published, as PROOFS by subscription between 1812 and 1825 in six large volumes printed upon Onion Skin paper then mounted and cased within the larger volume. NOT the later reprints from the same plates which are printed directly onto the paper.Size of Plate : 12 x 16.5 cm Paper size : 24.5 x 30.5 cm unmounted and not including the history£15 . . x 3

Lac Derg in der Graffschafft Donegal


A plan of the island and Saint Patrick's Purgatory, Lough Derg, County Donegal, Ireland. From the book: Les Delices de la Grand Bretagne, & de L'Irlande Leide: Van Der AA 1707 German Edition
Rare as few engravings were done of Ireland at this point £40

Ennischerry
from COPPERPLATE MAGAZINE by John WALKER, engraver and printseller, 16, Rosomon Street, Clerkenwell 1795-1802. Exhibited Royal Academy 1796-1800. Landscape engraver and draughtsman. He finished many of his father's plates. Published as"The Copper Plate Magazine, or Monthly Cabinet of Picturesque Prints" many drawn earlier but published 1792..1803 Engraved surface 13 x 17 cm. . .2nd state byPublished July 1st, 1795 by J. Walker, Rosomans Street, Londontinted . .£30 unmounted rare

Old Mansion of Dundrum  

Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted x 2

Newark Castle
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted x 2

Hoath Church, St Mary's Abbey, Howth

Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted .x 2

Dalkey Castle
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted



Baggotsrath / Baggotrath Castle
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted

Lusk Church & Tower, Co. Dublin
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted


Bullock Castle, near Dublin
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted



Saint Doughlas Church / St Doulachs
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untintedx 2

Cathedral of st Patrick from the South

Dublin, which was published by Cadell & Davies Strand, Jan.1st. 1817 rare early copper engraving from "Warburton, "Whitelaw, and Walsh's History of the City of Dublin.Off the scale rarity level £35 unmounted

Elevation of the East front of the Observatory Dublin

From the The Gentleman's Magazine .The Gentleman's Magazine was a monthly magazine published in London in the 18th, 19th, and early 20th century. The magazine began publication with the January 1731 issue. Over time the magazine had various subtitles, including "monthly intelligencer" and "historical review". It restarted its volume numbering in 1868. It ceased publication in 1907. Size 21 x 12 cm £18 rare dated 1788

Royal Charter School Dublin
Clontarse Castle
From the The Gentleman's Magazine .The Gentleman's Magazine was a monthly magazine published in London in the 18th, 19th, and early 20th century. The magazine began publication with the January 1731 issue. Over time the magazine had various subtitles, including "monthly intelligencer" and "historical review". It restarted its volume numbering in 1868. It ceased publication in 1907. Size 21 x 12 cm £20 rare dated 1788

St Nicholas Church Dublin
St Annes Church Dublin

From the The Gentleman's Magazine .The Gentleman's Magazine was a monthly magazine published in London in the 18th, 19th, and early 20th century. The magazine began publication with the January 1731 issue. Over time the magazine had various subtitles, including "monthly intelligencer" and "historical review". It restarted its volume numbering in 1868. It ceased publication in 1907. Size 21 x 12 cm £15 rare dated 1788

Daniel O'Connel
from Payne's Universum or Pictorial World being a collection of Engravings of Views in All Countries, Portraits of Great Men, and Specimens of Works of Art, of All Ages and of Every Character.Edited by Charles Edwards.Published by Joseph Rickerby - 1847 £15 put here as he spent many years in Dublin

Funeral of Mr Grose
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted

 
untinted unmounted £15

Simon's Court Tower, Dublin
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted x 2

Castle Coole

published in Francis Orpen Morris's, A Series of Picturesque Views of Seats of the Noblemen & Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland Mounted..., in 1884. The plates were drawn by Alexander Francis Lydon (1836-1917) and printed from colored woodblocks by the Baxter process using eight or more overlays from separate wooden blocksby Benjamin Fawcett (1808-1893) of Driffield, Yorkshire unmounted £15 x 2

Castle Coole. .Fermanagh
 From a series of small steel engravings, uncoloured including the historic details written by Neale. Drawn by John Preston Neale and engraved by various artists. Published, as PROOFS by subscription between 1812 and 1825 in six large volumes printed upon Onion Skin paper then mounted and cased within the larger volume. NOT the later reprints from the same plates which are printed directly onto the paper.Size of Plate : 12 x 16.5 cm Paper size : 24.5 x 30.5 cm unmounted£20

  Claddagh Castle UNTINTED
 
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15  x 2

Knockmoy Abbey
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15  scarce x 2

Castle Town Castle
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15   2

Dunmore Abbey
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15   tinted unmounted full page scarce

£15 untinted unmounted full page scarce

Clare Abbey

  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15  tinted  . . 2 copies cropped page

£15 untinted unmounted full page scarce .x 2

Birmingham castle

  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15  untintedx 2

Athenry
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15  untinted x 2

Ross Castle
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15  unmounted full page scarce 

 



Ardtully

published in Francis Orpen Morris's, A Series of Picturesque Views of Seats of the Noblemen & Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland Mounted..., in 1884. The plates were drawn by Alexander Francis Lydon (1836-1917) and printed from colored woodblocks by the Baxter process using eight or more overlays from separate wooden blocksby Benjamin Fawcett (1808-1893) of Driffield, Yorkshire unmounted £15 x 2

Dunlow castle

from COPPERPLATE MAGAZINE by John WALKER, engraver and printseller, 16, Rosomon Street, Clerkenwell 1795-1802. Exhibited Royal Academy 1796-1800. Landscape engraver and draughtsman. He finished many of his father's plates. Published as"The Copper Plate Magazine, or Monthly Cabinet of Picturesque Prints" many drawn earlier but published 1792..1803 Engraved surface 13 x 17 cm. . .2nd state byPublished July 1st, 1795 by J. Walker, Rosomans Street, Londontinted . .£30 unmounted rare

Crotta House
 From a series of small steel engravings, uncoloured written by Neale. Drawn by John Preston Neale and engraved by various artists. Published, as PROOFS by subscription between 1812 and 1825 in six large volumes printed upon Onion Skin paper then mounted and cased within the larger volume. NOT the later reprints from the same plates which are printed directly onto the paper.Size of Plate : 12 x 16.5 cm Paper size : 24.5 x 30.5 cm unmounted and not including the history£15

Lislaghtin Abbey
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted x 2

Kilcullen Church
 
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted  x 3

Killussy Church  
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted   x 2

Monasterevan Abbey 
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted x 3

 Also tinted


Moon Abbey + Castle  
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted    x 2

Noas Abbey  
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted    x 2

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St. Wolstan's / St. Woolston's
from COPPERPLATE MAGAZINE by John WALKER, engraver and printseller, 16, Rosomon Street, Clerkenwell 1795-1802. Exhibited Royal Academy 1796-1800. Landscape engraver and draughtsman. He finished many of his father's plates. Published as"The Copper Plate Magazine, or Monthly Cabinet of Picturesque Prints" many drawn earlier but published 1792..1803 Engraved surface 13 x 17 cm. . .2nd state byPublished July 1st, 1795 by J. Walker, Rosomans Street, Londontinted . .£30 unmounted rare. . x 2

Bishops Court
published in Francis Orpen Morris's, A Series of Picturesque Views of Seats of the Noblemen & Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland Mounted..., in 1884. The plates were drawn by Alexander Francis Lydon (1836-1917) and printed from colored woodblocks by the Baxter process using eight or more overlays from separate wooden blocksby Benjamin Fawcett (1808-1893) of Driffield, Yorkshire unmounted £15 x 2

Bishop's Court
 From a series of small steel engravings, uncoloured written by Neale. Drawn by John Preston Neale and engraved by various artists. Published, as PROOFS by subscription between 1812 and 1825 in six large volumes printed upon Onion Skin paper then mounted and cased within the larger volume. NOT the later reprints from the same plates which are printed directly onto the paper.Size of Plate : 12 x 16.5 cm Paper size : 24.5 x 30.5 cm cunmounted and not including the history £15

Castletown
 From a series of small steel engravings, uncoloured written by Neale. Drawn by John Preston Neale and engraved by various artists. Published, as PROOFS by subscription between 1812 and 1825 in six large volumes printed upon Onion Skin paper then mounted and cased within the larger volume. NOT the later reprints from the same plates which are printed directly onto the paper.Size of Plate : 12 x 16.5 cm Paper size : 24.5 x 30.5 cm unmounted and not including the history £15

Monasterevan Abbey 
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 tinted unmounted full page scarce

Abbey of castle Dermot Pl 1  
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 tinted ... pic slightly bleached cropped page

Monasterevan Abbey
   
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted x 2

Thomas Town Abbey
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15

Jerpoint Abbey
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15   £15

St Canices
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15  x 2

Bastion of Kilkenny
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15  Tinted

untinted £15


St John's Abbey
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15

St Francis Abbey
  Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted

untinted £15




Fort in Maryborough Town
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted unmounted full page scarce  x 3

Castle of Dunamau in the Queen County

Antique copperplate engraving after Paul Sandby, from ‘A Collection of One Hundred and Fifty SELECT VIEWS in England, Scotland and Ireland’, published by John Boydell in 1781. but drawn around 1778 .Printed for G. Kearsly, Fleet Street, London . Image size 165 x 204mm. £40 unmounted inc delivery

N W View of the Abbey of Aghamacart
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted unmounted full page scarce  . .x 3

Shean Castle Queens Co
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted unmounted full page scarce  . .x 3

Arrahamacart castle
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted unmounted full page scarce   x 3

Emo House
From a series of small steel engravings, uncoloured written by Neale. Drawn by John Preston Neale and engraved by various artists. Published, as PROOFS by subscription between 1812 and 1825 in six large volumes printed upon Onion Skin paper then mounted and cased within the larger volume. NOT the later reprints from the same plates which are printed directly onto the paper.Size of Plate : 12 x 16.5 cm Paper size : 24.5 x 30.5 cm unmounted and not including the history. . £15 x3

Moret Castle Queens Co
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted unmounted full page scarce  .x 3

Church of James Town 
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 tinted

£15 untinted unmounted full page scarce x 2

Abbey of Dromahaire/  Creevelea Abbey, Dromahair, 
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 tinted  . .. 2 copies

£15 untinted unmounted full page scarce x 2

castle John 
Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted . .. x 3

Carrigogunnel Castle
    Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 x 2

Cullum Castle
    Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted x 2

Rockbarton Castle
    Antique copper line engraved print By Hooper and Newton for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 This  is a compendium of historical monuments, written and illustrated by Francis Grose. It is considered one of the most important antiquarian publications of the 18th century and was released in just over one hundred parts from 1772 to 1787. It was republished in an eight-volume set in 1809 without the text on the page and occasionally as an improved image.   This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted x 2

Castle Connell
 The Modern Universal British Traveller; or A New Complete, and Accurate Tour through England, Wales, Scotland, and the Neighbouring Islands.[London: J. Cooke] [1779]. originally produced for the Cooke part-work publication "The Modern Universal British Traveller" (London 1779).Plate mark and good margins. Size 37.5 x 17 cms. half  page .unmounted £12 x 2

Cathedral Church of Limerick
 The Modern Universal British Traveller; or A New Complete, and Accurate Tour through England, Wales, Scotland, and the Neighbouring Islands.[London: J. Cooke] [1779]. originally produced for the Cooke part-work publication "The Modern Universal British Traveller" (London 1779).Plate mark and good margins. Size 37.5 x 17 cms. half  page .unmounted £12 x 2

The Exchange at Limerick
 The Modern Universal British Traveller; or A New Complete, and Accurate Tour through England, Wales, Scotland, and the Neighbouring Islands.[London: J. Cooke] [1779]. originally produced for the Cooke part-work publication "The Modern Universal British Traveller" (London 1779).Plate mark and good margins. Size 37.5 x 17 cms. full page .unmounted £12 . . . 2 copies

Antiquities of Ireland
 The Modern Universal British Traveller; or A New Complete, and Accurate Tour through England, Wales, Scotland, and the Neighbouring Islands.[London: J. Cooke] [1779]. originally produced for the Cooke part-work publication "The Modern Universal British Traveller" (London 1779).Plate mark and good margins. Size 37.5 x 17 cms. full page .unmounted £12 . . 2 copies

Lanesborough Abbey
Engraved normally by GODFREY, Hooper or Sparrow... Antique copper line engraved print for Francis GROSE (c.1731 . .1791) for The Antiquities of Ireland (2 vols., 1st in 1791 . . some are from the 1809 large paper edition),This series was unfinished as he died whilst part way through the province. Image 26 x22 cm £15 untinted unmounted full page scarce . .x3