Britannia Illustrata: Or Views
of Several of the Queen's Palaces, also of the Principal seats
of the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain, Curiously Engraven
on 80 Copper Plates. London (1707) [1708/9].. .Initially the
Palaces, Mansions & Country Seats were etched by Kip, after
birds-eye views after Leonard Knyff, Robert Atkyns, James
Collins, David Loggan, William Emmett, David Lockley, James
Simon, Wenceslaus Hollar, Henry Winstanley and others, but as
the project developed, Kip produced both the drawings and the
etchings. This, is Kip's best work, Britannia Illustrata is
among the most important English topographical publications of
the 18th. century.They clearly delineate not only the buildings
but the entire estates, for example the entire orchards, gardens
and other details are depicted with great accuracy. Printed upon
early eighteenth century hand-made, laid paper and with the
vertical centre fold, as always. Johannes Kip (1653 - 1722) was
a Dutch draughtsman, engraver, and print dealer who was active
in England, after producing works for the court of William of
Orange in Amsterdam. Following the Glorious Revolution of 1688,
Kip accompanied the Court to England and settled in Westminster,
where he conducted a thriving print selling business from his
house in St. John's Street. He also worked for various London
publishers producing engravings, largely for book illustrations.
His most important works were the execution of the illustrations
for Britannia Illustrata, 1708; The Ancient and Present State of
Gloucestershire, 1712, and Le Nouveau Theatre de la
Grande Bretagne, 1715. Leonard Knyff (1650 - 1721) was a Dutch
draughtsman and painter, who collaborated with Johannes Kip to
produce views of country houses and gardens for the
publications, Britannia Illustrata, 1708 ; Le Nouveau Theatre de
la Grande Bretagne, 1715.. . . newer items to the top
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Salisbury Cathedral
02 Original but lightly tinted and framed from the Britannia Illustrata Vol3 Copper by Kip published 1712 Size of plate 470 x 586 mm. Collect only as the early ones are huge £285 framed
Engraving of the bridge over the River Taff at Pontypridd.
Engraving from a painting by the artist Richard Wilson.Creator: Richard Wilson 1713-1782 Date originally created: 1775 Canot died three months after the publication date of this set of four prints. Engraving on laid paper after Richard Wilson, older colour, large margins, 400 x 540 mm. This is framed and glazed and fro shop customers only as it has a minor corner loss, small edge nicks just visible and pale but uniform toning £285 collected TINTED or sent unglazed
Comb Abbey
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £145
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Stansted in the county of Sussex engraved by Johannes Kip
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery TINTED
Tutsham Hall the Seat of Edward Goulston Esq
Gloster City
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £125 inc delivery MARKED
Gloster City £45 inc delivery
Gloster City
Knowlton Court the Seat of Thomas D'eath Bart
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery.... diagonal crease soft in image would press/iron BETTER Than image Page Size 50 x 47 cm minimal borders NOT as per image
The Grange and Leyburn Castle the Seat of William Saxby esq
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £85 inc delivery * This is faulted short edge margins, mini creases and for some reason a part painted cartouche ( finish the painted cartouche + frame works) Page size 45 x 39 cm
Deane The seat of Sir Henry Oxden Bart
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £45 inc delivery * This is faulted short edge margins to the right zero to the left , mini creases ut is a larger image from the first series and has the town identified within the image
Broome The seat of Sir Basil Dixwell Bart
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £45 inc delivery * This is faulted short edge margins to the top + Base zero to the sides , mini creases ut is a larger image from the first series
Dawly in the County of Middlesex The seat of the Rt Hon Charles Lord Oulstone
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £85 inc delivery * This is faulted short edge margins , mini creases but is a larger image ight tooning to grey and surface soiling Page size 50 x 35 cm
Waldershare the Seat of Sir Rpbert Furness bt
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery BETTER Than image Full page size 51 x 42 cm
Fairlawn in Kent the Seat of Lord Barnard
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £195 inc delivery
Upper Dowdeswell the Seat of Lionel Rich
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery
Plate 37. Lullworth Castle in Dorsetshire after the original drawing by Mrs Humphrey Weld
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- wonky margins £655 was £950 rare
Waldershare the Seat of Sr Robert Furnese
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- short margins done by bookbinder £165
Grimsthorp in the County of Lincoln, the Seat of the Rt. Hon. Robert Earl of Lindsey 2
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £165 xone of apair Page Size 58 x 47 cm x 2
Grimsthorp in the County of Lincoln, the Seat of the Rt. Hon. Robert Earl of Lindsey
Rarer plate Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £185 Page size 60 x 50 cm
Knowlton Court ye Seat of St ThomasD'Aeth
Badminton in the County of Gloucester
clipped page £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
4. The Royal Palace of St James's
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- one foxing mark easily removed Good margins £165 x Page Size 60 x 50 cm
Ashdowne Park in the County of Berkshire, one of the Seats of the Rt. Hon. Lord Craven
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- none Good margins £105 x 2 Page Size 60 x 50cm
The S.E. Prospect of Frognall als Fragpool the Seat of Rowland Tyron Esq
From the second volume of the 1724 edition published by Joseph Smith. Etching drawn by T Badslade etched by Jan Kip Published by: Joseph Smith 1708-1719 Published in: London Dimensions Height: 351 millimetres Width: 423 millimetres The plate previously published in Harris's 'History of Kent' (1719)and later in the four volume edition of Britannia Illustrata, published by Joseph Smith in 1724. Published also by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- slight toning to fold Good margins £155
Beachborough the Seat of William Brockman Esq
Plate 7: Bird's eye view of Beachborough Manor, in Kent; showing the house and gardens; ships on sea in background; a bonfire on a hill in right foreground; From the second volume of the 1724 edition published by Joseph Smith. Etching drawn by T Badslade etched by Jan Kip Published by: Joseph Smith 1708-1719 Published in: London Dimensions Height: 351 millimetres Width: 423 millimetres Inscriptions Lettered with title on scroll, in lower margin "A Bonfire made on Beachborough hill is seen in France / The Wood A contains above 100 acres / Boloign Cliffs / Folkstone / Spire Steepls / Newington / Cheriton s miles from Beachborough" and production detail "I. Badslade delin / JI Kip Sculp". At top right £Dr Harris's Hist of Kent Vol. I P.216". The plate previously published in Harris's 'History of Kent' (1719)and later in the four volume edition of Britannia Illustrata, published by Joseph Smith in 1724. £185
Wanstead
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- marking to centre fold would clean Good margins £165
Haughton in the County of Nottingham one of the Seats of the most Noble and Mighty Prince John Duke of Newcastle, Marquis and Earle of Clare, Baron Haughton of Haughton, Lord Lt of ye County of Nottingham and of the Town and County of the Town of Nottingham, Ld Warden of the Forest of Shirwood and Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- Good margins some age spotting in the margins £185 Page size 56.5 x 46.5 cm OR Page Size 60 x 50 cm
Haughton in the County of Nottingham one of the Seats of the most Noble and Mighty Prince John Duke of Newcastle, Marquis and Earle of Clare, Baron Haughton of Haughton, Lord Lt of ye County of Nottingham and of the Town and County of the Town of Nottingham, Ld Warden of the Forest of Shirwood and Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- Good margins £185
Cocken Hall near Durham
Included in the text at the bottom of the images are the names of places shown in the background : 1. Chester. 2. Lumley Castle. 3. Lumley Town. 4. Lumley Ferry. 5. Harbour house. 6. Panshaw (Penshaw) Hill. 7. Newbottle. 8. Houghton. 9. East Renton. 10. Finkley Abbey. 11. Cocken Ferry. 12. The River Were (Weir). Cocken Hall was built in the 17th century and had a range of formal gardens. The house and gardens no longer survive. Sometime after the end of the First World War, Cocken Hall was demolished and is now a collection of scattered farmhouses and a nine-hole golf course. Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- This has a printed scratching out but unusually is on higher quality paper so possibly a proof £165 full margins Page Size 61 x 51 cm
Dawly in the County of Middlesex, the seat of the Rt. Hon. Charles Lord Ossulstone
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- Good margins Etching by Kip after the drawing by Knyff. £185 Page Size 55 x 44 cm
Haigh in the County Palatine of Lancaster2
London: 1708-49. Copper engraving by Johannes Kip /Jan Kip after a drawing by Leonard Knyff, Sheet size: 18 1/4 x 22 3/4 inches. . This print is from Johannes Kip's survey of English castles, palaces and country houses during the reign of Queen Anne entitled Britannia Illustrata, or Views of Several of the Queens Palaces also of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain, also published as Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne: ou description exacte des palais de la Reine, et des Maisons les plus considerables des des Seigneurs & des Gentilshommes de la Grande Bretagne. . .CONDITION :cropped to plate mark. some staining in the base inscription, small edge tear bottom rt edge, £105
****Atkyns was the author of 'The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire', published in London in 1712 on fine laid paper and later on rag paper. The first edition contains a fine portrait of the author by Michael Vandergucht, together with a series of views of seats in the county, drawn and engraved as a series of sixty-five engravings by Johannes Kip, illustrating the county seats and manor houses in the first decade of the eighteenth century, and preserving a record of features now altered or entirely lost. Many of these are from a copy bound by an idiot printer with small margins and in one case to the image. This makes them way cheaper than the Britannia and if mounted close to the black line will look fine. I have however used many of my stock images and will note this on each one . I can re do photographs when asked****
Coberly the Seat of Jonathan Castelman Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 6mm at narrowest Better than image which was a different copy* £65 inc postage Page size 45 x 39 cm
Didmarton the Seat of Robert Codrington Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 1
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Damage to central fold will need mending when framed copy mounted £85 inc postage Page size 51x 42cm
Upper Dowdeswell the Seat of Lionel Rich Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 6mm at narrowest Better than image which was a different copy* £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Upper Dowdeswell the Seat of Lionel Rich Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Perfect copy mounted £145 sent minus mount page size 54 x 42 cm light age toning from white to cream
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Perfect copy mounted £145
Sandywell the Seat of Henry Bret Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 3mm at narrowest £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Dumbleton the Seat of Sr Richard Cocks Bart. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £45 inc postage Page size 43 x 39 cm
Dyrham the Seat of William Blathwait Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 0mm at narrowest
Wyck in Gloucestershire, The Seat of Richard Haines, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712 /Wycke Hill House not Glos !
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 5mm at narrowest £45 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* £45 Page size 44 x 39 cm
Wyck in Gloucestershire, The Seat of Richard Haines, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £125 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy*centre seam repair
Alderly the seat of Mrs. Hale Widdow Matthew Hale Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..£45 Page size 44 x 39 cm
Knole, the Seat of Tho Chester, Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 /Knole Park
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
Over the seat of John Dowell Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 / Overcourt
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest foxing blob top left corner £45 Page size 44 x 39 cm
Over the seat of John Dowell Esq.
Badminton by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest £45 inc delivery
Battisford the Seat of Richard Freeman Esq by Johannes Kip 1712 /Batsford Park
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £45 Page size 44 x 39 cm
Broadwell the Seat of Danvers Hodges Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
Cirencester the Seat of Allen Bathurst Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..
The Abbey in Cirencester The Seat of Thomas Master Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.
Southam the Seat of Kinard de la Bere Esq by Johannes Kip 1712 now a hotel
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 2mm at narrowest £45 Page size 43 x 39 cm
Williamstrip the Seat of Henry Ireton Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 8mm at narrowest £85 inc delivery better than stock image Page size 42 x 39 cm
Little Compton the Seat of Sr Richard Howe Bart by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £105
Kingsweston the seat of Edward Southwell Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Witcombe Park the seat of Sr. Michaell Hickes by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins £125
Witcombe Park the seat of Sr. Michaell Hickes by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Minimal margins £45 Page size 43.5 x 39 cm
Shurdington, the Seat of Dulcibella Laurence, Relict of William Laurence,
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins £125. better than the pic
Chepstow castle belonging to his grace the Duke of Beauford by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins and and being the second edition on rag paper so lightly cream, the first edition is on white laid paper. . .CONDITION toning to the central seam can be cleane if wished but would delay posting by a week :Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £50 inc postage Page size 49 x43 cm DECENT margins NOT as images
The West Prospect of Gloucester City To the Mayor and Alderman,
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins . . ..CONDITION :Copy one vertical creasing from the book folds needs a good press/light iron £145 inc delivery full page
CONDITION copy 2: extensive creasing as in pic above needs a good press/light iron £125 inc delivery full page
Gloster City Th Bown Alderman Gloucester City, Thomas Brown Esq Alderman.
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins CONDITION : some creasing needs a good press/light iron £125 inc delivery full page x 2 available
Gloster City Th Bown Alderman Gloucester City, Thomas Brown Esq Alderman.
clipped page Minimal margins £45 Page size 43.5 x 39 cm
Gloucester Cathedral
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins CONDITION : £105 inc delivery full page
Badminton in the County of Gloucester
one of the Seats of the Most Noble & Potent Prince Henry Duke of Beaufort / Marquesse & Earle of Worcester 1 London: 1708-49. Copper engraving by Johannes Kip /Jan Kip after a drawing by Leonard Knyff, Sheet size: 18 1/4 x 22 3/4 inches. . This print is from Johannes Kip's survey of English castles, palaces and country houses during the reign of Queen Anne entitled Britannia Illustrata, or Views of Several of the Queens Palaces also of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain, also published as Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne: ou description exacte des palais de la Reine, et des Maisons les plus considerables des des Seigneurs & des Gentilshommes de la Grande Bretagne. . .CONDITION :cut to just out of plate mark some minor creasing damage in sky top left
£105. .
Fairford the Seat of Samuel Barker Esqby Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 4mm at narrowest £105 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy
Henbury the Seat of Simon Harcourt by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 3mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Hales Abbey the Seat of the Lord Tracy / Hailes Abbey by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Cleeve Hill the Seat of William Player Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £45 inc postage Page size 42.5 x 39 cm
Leckhampton the Seat of the Revd Thomas Norwood. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Clower Wall the Seat of Francis Wyndham Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 /Clearwell Castle
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins foxing blob top left corner £45 inc postage Page size 43 x 39 cm
Nibley the Seat of George Smyth Esqby Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Rendcomb the Seat of Sr John Guise Bart by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins4 light offsetting to title area £ £45 inc postage Page size 43 x 39 cm
Saperton The Seat of Ssr Robert Atkyns by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Shipton Moyne the Seat of Mrs Hodges Relict of Tho Hodges by Johannes Kip 1712 1
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 6mm at narrowest £85 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* Page size 45 x 39 cm x 2
Lupiatt the Seat of Thomas Stephens Esq / Lypiatt by Johannes Kip 1712 /Lypiatt
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Maugersbury the Seat of Edmund Chamberlain Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Full page, full margin , clean and pretty perfect £145 inc delivery Page size 49 cm x 42.5 cm
Maugersbury the Seat of Edmund Chamberlain Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £45 inc postage Page size 43 cm x 39cm
Swell the Seat of Sr Robert Atkyns by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Toddington the Seat of the Lord Tracey, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins £85 inc postage Page size 45 x 39 cm NOT AS IMAGE
IMAGE to come
Bradley the Seat of Thomas Dawes Esq/ Glos Full page, full margin , clean and pretty perfect £45 inc delivery x 1
49 cm x 42.5 cm
Seavenhampton the Seat of Sr Wm Dodwell
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins clean not as in the pic £125
Seavenhampton the Seat of Sr Wm Dodwell
Page size 43.5 x 39 cm Trimmed as in image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage
IMAGE to come
Salisbury Cathedral
02 Original but lightly tinted and framed from the Britannia Illustrata Vol3 Copper by Kip published 1712 Size of plate 470 x 586 mm. Collect only as the early ones are huge £285 framed
Engraving of the bridge over the River Taff at Pontypridd.
Engraving from a painting by the artist Richard Wilson.Creator: Richard Wilson 1713-1782 Date originally created: 1775 Canot died three months after the publication date of this set of four prints. Engraving on laid paper after Richard Wilson, older colour, large margins, 400 x 540 mm. This is framed and glazed and fro shop customers only as it has a minor corner loss, small edge nicks just visible and pale but uniform toning £285 collected TINTED or sent unglazed
Comb Abbey
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £145
Stansted in the county of Sussex engraved by Johannes Kip
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery TINTED
Tutsham Hall the Seat of Edward Goulston Esq
Tutsham Hall showing the
house, gardens and the avenues of trees stretching out
into the surrounding park. Title along top edge, coat of
arms at centre. Published in Dr. Harris's History of
Kent Small tear in the margin hidden behid the
mount . £145
Clower Wall the Seat of Frances Wyndham Esq
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery
Clower Wall the Seat of Frances Wyndham Esq
Clower Wall the Seat of Frances Wyndham Esq
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery
Clower Wall the Seat of Frances Wyndham Esq
These all have condition issues re the margin as the bookbinder simply chopped them to fit the specified size of the client.. . . . but if framed to the image with a double or wash lined mount will look stunning and save loads. Remember the price includes UK postage. Cheaper at the shop of course 2 cm borders £45 Page size 45 x 50 cm
Gloster City
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £125 inc delivery MARKED
Gloster City £45 inc delivery
These all have condition issues re the margin as the bookbinder simply chopped them to fit the specified size of the client.. . . . but if framed to the image with a double or wash lined mount will look stunning and save loads. Remember the price includes UK postage. Cheaper at the shop of course £45
Gloster City
These all have condition issues re the margin as the bookbinder simply chopped them to fit the specified size of the client.. . . . but if framed to the image with a double or wash lined mount will look stunning and save loads. Remember the price includes UK postage. Cheaper at the shop of course £85 Page 51 x 45 cm
Knowlton Court the Seat of Thomas D'eath Bart
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery.... diagonal crease soft in image would press/iron BETTER Than image Page Size 50 x 47 cm minimal borders NOT as per image
The Grange and Leyburn Castle the Seat of William Saxby esq
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £85 inc delivery * This is faulted short edge margins, mini creases and for some reason a part painted cartouche ( finish the painted cartouche + frame works) Page size 45 x 39 cm
Deane The seat of Sir Henry Oxden Bart
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £45 inc delivery * This is faulted short edge margins to the right zero to the left , mini creases ut is a larger image from the first series and has the town identified within the image
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Broome The seat of Sir Basil Dixwell Bart
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £45 inc delivery * This is faulted short edge margins to the top + Base zero to the sides , mini creases ut is a larger image from the first series
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Dawly in the County of Middlesex The seat of the Rt Hon Charles Lord Oulstone
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £85 inc delivery * This is faulted short edge margins , mini creases but is a larger image ight tooning to grey and surface soiling Page size 50 x 35 cm
Waldershare the Seat of Sir Rpbert Furness bt
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery BETTER Than image Full page size 51 x 42 cm
Fairlawn in Kent the Seat of Lord Barnard
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £195 inc delivery
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Upper Dowdeswell the Seat of Lionel Rich
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Mounted + matted with good margins. Can only post NON Uk sans the mount due to size rules £185 inc delivery
Plate 37. Lullworth Castle in Dorsetshire after the original drawing by Mrs Humphrey Weld
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- wonky margins £655 was £950 rare
Waldershare the Seat of Sr Robert Furnese
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- short margins done by bookbinder £165
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Grimsthorp in the County of Lincoln, the Seat of the Rt. Hon. Robert Earl of Lindsey 2
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £165 xone of apair Page Size 58 x 47 cm x 2
Grimsthorp in the County of Lincoln, the Seat of the Rt. Hon. Robert Earl of Lindsey
Rarer plate Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £185 Page size 60 x 50 cm
Knowlton Court ye Seat of St ThomasD'Aeth
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Wrest House & Park in ye County of Bedfordshire the Seat of ye Rt Honble Henry Earl of Kent
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- Good margins x Page Size 60 x 50 cm o OR 54 x 44 cm
Wrest House & Park in ye County of Bedfordshire the Seat of ye Rt Honble Henry Earl of Kent
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- repair to base plus a crease Good margins £165 Page Size 60 x 50 cm
75. The Prospect of Nottingham from ye East
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- full margins £185 Page Size 60 x 50 cm
Badminton in the County of Gloucester one of the Seats of the Most Noble & Potent Prince Henry Duke of Beaufort Marquesse & Earle of Worcester Baron Herbert of Chepstow Raglan & Gower, and Knight of the Most Noble order of the Garter
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £105 Page Size 60 x 50 cm
Wrest House & Park in ye County of Bedfordshire the Seat of ye Rt Honble Henry Earl of Kent
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- Good margins x Page Size 60 x 50 cm o OR 54 x 44 cm
Wrest House & Park in ye County of Bedfordshire the Seat of ye Rt Honble Henry Earl of Kent
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- repair to base plus a crease Good margins £165 Page Size 60 x 50 cm
75. The Prospect of Nottingham from ye East
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- full margins £185 Page Size 60 x 50 cm
Badminton in the County of Gloucester one of the Seats of the Most Noble & Potent Prince Henry Duke of Beaufort Marquesse & Earle of Worcester Baron Herbert of Chepstow Raglan & Gower, and Knight of the Most Noble order of the Garter
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £105 Page Size 60 x 50 cm
Badminton in the County of Gloucester
clipped page £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
4. The Royal Palace of St James's
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- one foxing mark easily removed Good margins £165 x Page Size 60 x 50 cm
Ashdowne Park in the County of Berkshire, one of the Seats of the Rt. Hon. Lord Craven
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- none Good margins £105 x 2 Page Size 60 x 50cm
The S.E. Prospect of Frognall als Fragpool the Seat of Rowland Tyron Esq
From the second volume of the 1724 edition published by Joseph Smith. Etching drawn by T Badslade etched by Jan Kip Published by: Joseph Smith 1708-1719 Published in: London Dimensions Height: 351 millimetres Width: 423 millimetres The plate previously published in Harris's 'History of Kent' (1719)and later in the four volume edition of Britannia Illustrata, published by Joseph Smith in 1724. Published also by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- slight toning to fold Good margins £155
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Beachborough the Seat of William Brockman Esq
Plate 7: Bird's eye view of Beachborough Manor, in Kent; showing the house and gardens; ships on sea in background; a bonfire on a hill in right foreground; From the second volume of the 1724 edition published by Joseph Smith. Etching drawn by T Badslade etched by Jan Kip Published by: Joseph Smith 1708-1719 Published in: London Dimensions Height: 351 millimetres Width: 423 millimetres Inscriptions Lettered with title on scroll, in lower margin "A Bonfire made on Beachborough hill is seen in France / The Wood A contains above 100 acres / Boloign Cliffs / Folkstone / Spire Steepls / Newington / Cheriton s miles from Beachborough" and production detail "I. Badslade delin / JI Kip Sculp". At top right £Dr Harris's Hist of Kent Vol. I P.216". The plate previously published in Harris's 'History of Kent' (1719)and later in the four volume edition of Britannia Illustrata, published by Joseph Smith in 1724. £185
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Wanstead
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- marking to centre fold would clean Good margins £165
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Haughton in the County of Nottingham one of the Seats of the most Noble and Mighty Prince John Duke of Newcastle, Marquis and Earle of Clare, Baron Haughton of Haughton, Lord Lt of ye County of Nottingham and of the Town and County of the Town of Nottingham, Ld Warden of the Forest of Shirwood and Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- Good margins some age spotting in the margins £185 Page size 56.5 x 46.5 cm OR Page Size 60 x 50 cm
Haughton in the County of Nottingham one of the Seats of the most Noble and Mighty Prince John Duke of Newcastle, Marquis and Earle of Clare, Baron Haughton of Haughton, Lord Lt of ye County of Nottingham and of the Town and County of the Town of Nottingham, Ld Warden of the Forest of Shirwood and Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- Good margins £185
Cocken Hall near Durham
Included in the text at the bottom of the images are the names of places shown in the background : 1. Chester. 2. Lumley Castle. 3. Lumley Town. 4. Lumley Ferry. 5. Harbour house. 6. Panshaw (Penshaw) Hill. 7. Newbottle. 8. Houghton. 9. East Renton. 10. Finkley Abbey. 11. Cocken Ferry. 12. The River Were (Weir). Cocken Hall was built in the 17th century and had a range of formal gardens. The house and gardens no longer survive. Sometime after the end of the First World War, Cocken Hall was demolished and is now a collection of scattered farmhouses and a nine-hole golf course. Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- This has a printed scratching out but unusually is on higher quality paper so possibly a proof £165 full margins Page Size 61 x 51 cm
Dawly in the County of Middlesex, the seat of the Rt. Hon. Charles Lord Ossulstone
Published by Joseph Smith 1709-28 for "Le Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne..." A republished and expanded work of "Britannia Illustrata" (1709) or the Illustrata itself by Johannes Kip & Leonard Knyff. Drawn & Engraved by Kip.It was engraved by the Johannes Kip. Size 13.4 x 20.7 inches. 34.0 x 52.5 cm. sent rolled unless preferred flat Leendert Knyff and Johannes Kip were responsible for the publication, in 1707, of Britannia Illustrata, an extraordinary collection of engraved ‘birds-eye views’ of English country houses and estates. In the late 1690s Knyff came up with a cunning plan for a ‘subscription publishing project’ which he must have thought would be a financial winner. His idea was to play to the vanity of the British aristocracy, and produce a set of images of English country estates, funding the scheme by signing up the landowners in advance. For his £10 subscription each gentleman would have his house and grounds engraved including his coat of arms as part of the design and ultimately a full set of all the other prints. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Condition Issues :- Good margins Etching by Kip after the drawing by Knyff. £185 Page Size 55 x 44 cm
Haigh in the County Palatine of Lancaster2
London: 1708-49. Copper engraving by Johannes Kip /Jan Kip after a drawing by Leonard Knyff, Sheet size: 18 1/4 x 22 3/4 inches. . This print is from Johannes Kip's survey of English castles, palaces and country houses during the reign of Queen Anne entitled Britannia Illustrata, or Views of Several of the Queens Palaces also of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain, also published as Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne: ou description exacte des palais de la Reine, et des Maisons les plus considerables des des Seigneurs & des Gentilshommes de la Grande Bretagne. . .CONDITION :cropped to plate mark. some staining in the base inscription, small edge tear bottom rt edge, £105
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****Atkyns was the author of 'The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire', published in London in 1712 on fine laid paper and later on rag paper. The first edition contains a fine portrait of the author by Michael Vandergucht, together with a series of views of seats in the county, drawn and engraved as a series of sixty-five engravings by Johannes Kip, illustrating the county seats and manor houses in the first decade of the eighteenth century, and preserving a record of features now altered or entirely lost. Many of these are from a copy bound by an idiot printer with small margins and in one case to the image. This makes them way cheaper than the Britannia and if mounted close to the black line will look fine. I have however used many of my stock images and will note this on each one . I can re do photographs when asked****
Coberly the Seat of Jonathan Castelman Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 6mm at narrowest Better than image which was a different copy* £65 inc postage Page size 45 x 39 cm
Didmarton the Seat of Robert Codrington Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 1
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Damage to central fold will need mending when framed copy mounted £85 inc postage Page size 51x 42cm
Upper Dowdeswell the Seat of Lionel Rich Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 6mm at narrowest Better than image which was a different copy* £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Upper Dowdeswell the Seat of Lionel Rich Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Perfect copy mounted £145 sent minus mount page size 54 x 42 cm light age toning from white to cream
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Perfect copy mounted £145
Sandywell the Seat of Henry Bret Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 3mm at narrowest £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Dumbleton the Seat of Sr Richard Cocks Bart. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £45 inc postage Page size 43 x 39 cm
Dyrham the Seat of William Blathwait Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 0mm at narrowest
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Easington the
Seat of Nathaniel Stevens Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 2mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Wotton the Seat of Tho: Horton Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest £105
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 2mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Wotton the Seat of Tho: Horton Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest £105
Wotton the Seat
of Tho: Horton Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712
pathetic margins £65 inc postage Page size 43 x 39 cm
Glocester City by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 2mm at narrowest £105 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* x 2
Glocester City by Johannes Kip 1712
Cropped page Size 45 x 39 cm £45
The West Prospect of Glocester by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 8mm at narrowest £105 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* x 2
pathetic margins £65 inc postage Page size 43 x 39 cm
Glocester City by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 2mm at narrowest £105 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* x 2
Glocester City by Johannes Kip 1712
Cropped page Size 45 x 39 cm £45
The West Prospect of Glocester by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 8mm at narrowest £105 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* x 2
Wyck in Gloucestershire, The Seat of Richard Haines, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712 /Wycke Hill House not Glos !
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 5mm at narrowest £45 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* £45 Page size 44 x 39 cm
Wyck in Gloucestershire, The Seat of Richard Haines, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £125 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy*centre seam repair
Alderly the seat of Mrs. Hale Widdow Matthew Hale Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..£45 Page size 44 x 39 cm
Knole, the Seat of Tho Chester, Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 /Knole Park
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
Over the seat of John Dowell Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 / Overcourt
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest foxing blob top left corner £45 Page size 44 x 39 cm
Over the seat of John Dowell Esq.
by Johannes Kip 1712
Full page, full margin , clean and pretty perfect
£145 inc delivery Page size 49 x 42
Alveston in Gloucestershire, the Seat of Edward Hill, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £85 Page size 45 x 39 cm
Amney the Seat of Robert Pleydell, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Shorter margins 12mm at narrowest plus some light offsetting to title area £85 inc postage Page size 45 x 39 cm
Shurdington, the Seat of Dulcibella Laurence, Relict of William Laurence by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Shorter margins 8mm at narrowest £125 inc delivery
Alveston in Gloucestershire, the Seat of Edward Hill, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £85 Page size 45 x 39 cm
Amney the Seat of Robert Pleydell, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Shorter margins 12mm at narrowest plus some light offsetting to title area £85 inc postage Page size 45 x 39 cm
Shurdington, the Seat of Dulcibella Laurence, Relict of William Laurence by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Shorter margins 8mm at narrowest £125 inc delivery
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Badminton by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest £45 inc delivery
Battisford the Seat of Richard Freeman Esq by Johannes Kip 1712 /Batsford Park
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £45 Page size 44 x 39 cm
Broadwell the Seat of Danvers Hodges Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
Cirencester the Seat of Allen Bathurst Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..
The Abbey in Cirencester The Seat of Thomas Master Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.
Southam the Seat of Kinard de la Bere Esq by Johannes Kip 1712 now a hotel
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 2mm at narrowest £45 Page size 43 x 39 cm
Williamstrip the Seat of Henry Ireton Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 8mm at narrowest £85 inc delivery better than stock image Page size 42 x 39 cm
Little Compton the Seat of Sr Richard Howe Bart by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £105
Little Compton
the Seat of Sr Richard Howe Bart by Johannes Kip 1712
Trimmed to image by a
poor bookbinder Minimal margins £45 Page size
43.5 x 39 cm
Kingsweston the seat of Edward Southwell Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Witcombe Park the seat of Sr. Michaell Hickes by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins £125
Witcombe Park the seat of Sr. Michaell Hickes by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Minimal margins £45 Page size 43.5 x 39 cm
Shurdington, the Seat of Dulcibella Laurence, Relict of William Laurence,
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins £125. better than the pic
Chepstow castle belonging to his grace the Duke of Beauford by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins and and being the second edition on rag paper so lightly cream, the first edition is on white laid paper. . .CONDITION toning to the central seam can be cleane if wished but would delay posting by a week :Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £50 inc postage Page size 49 x43 cm DECENT margins NOT as images
The West Prospect of Gloucester City To the Mayor and Alderman,
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins . . ..CONDITION :Copy one vertical creasing from the book folds needs a good press/light iron £145 inc delivery full page
CONDITION copy 2: extensive creasing as in pic above needs a good press/light iron £125 inc delivery full page
Gloster City Th Bown Alderman Gloucester City, Thomas Brown Esq Alderman.
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins CONDITION : some creasing needs a good press/light iron £125 inc delivery full page x 2 available
Gloster City Th Bown Alderman Gloucester City, Thomas Brown Esq Alderman.
clipped page Minimal margins £45 Page size 43.5 x 39 cm
Gloucester Cathedral
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins CONDITION : £105 inc delivery full page
Badminton in the County of Gloucester
one of the Seats of the Most Noble & Potent Prince Henry Duke of Beaufort / Marquesse & Earle of Worcester 1 London: 1708-49. Copper engraving by Johannes Kip /Jan Kip after a drawing by Leonard Knyff, Sheet size: 18 1/4 x 22 3/4 inches. . This print is from Johannes Kip's survey of English castles, palaces and country houses during the reign of Queen Anne entitled Britannia Illustrata, or Views of Several of the Queens Palaces also of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain, also published as Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne: ou description exacte des palais de la Reine, et des Maisons les plus considerables des des Seigneurs & des Gentilshommes de la Grande Bretagne. . .CONDITION :cut to just out of plate mark some minor creasing damage in sky top left
£105. .
Fairford the Seat of Samuel Barker Esqby Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 4mm at narrowest £105 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy
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Flaxley the Seat of Mrs Bovey. by Johannes Kip 1712/ Flaxley Abbey
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 0 mm at narrowest £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
Hatherop the Seat of Sr John Webb Bart by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Hardwick Park Court the Seat of William Trye Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 /Hardwicke
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1 mm at narrowest £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
Hampton the Seat of Phillip Shappard. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1 mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Kempsford the Seat of the Lord Viscount Weymouth by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1 mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Hull Als Hill the Seat of Sr Edward Fust Bartt. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 4mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Kingsweston the Seat of Edward Southwell Esq / Bristol by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 4mm at narrowest £105
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Flaxley the Seat of Mrs Bovey. by Johannes Kip 1712/ Flaxley Abbey
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 0 mm at narrowest £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
Hatherop the Seat of Sr John Webb Bart by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Hardwick Park Court the Seat of William Trye Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 /Hardwicke
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1 mm at narrowest £45 Page size 42 x 39 cm
Hampton the Seat of Phillip Shappard. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1 mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Kempsford the Seat of the Lord Viscount Weymouth by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1 mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Hull Als Hill the Seat of Sr Edward Fust Bartt. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 4mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Kingsweston the Seat of Edward Southwell Esq / Bristol by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 4mm at narrowest £105
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Henbury the Seat of Simon Harcourt by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 3mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Hales Abbey the Seat of the Lord Tracy / Hailes Abbey by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Cleeve Hill the Seat of William Player Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £45 inc postage Page size 42.5 x 39 cm
Leckhampton the Seat of the Revd Thomas Norwood. by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Clower Wall the Seat of Francis Wyndham Esq. by Johannes Kip 1712 /Clearwell Castle
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins foxing blob top left corner £45 inc postage Page size 43 x 39 cm
Nibley the Seat of George Smyth Esqby Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 1mm at narrowest £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Rendcomb the Seat of Sr John Guise Bart by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins4 light offsetting to title area £ £45 inc postage Page size 43 x 39 cm
Saperton The Seat of Ssr Robert Atkyns by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Shipton Moyne the Seat of Mrs Hodges Relict of Tho Hodges by Johannes Kip 1712 1
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 6mm at narrowest £85 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* Page size 45 x 39 cm x 2
Shipton Moyne the Seat of
Mrs Hodges Relict of Tho Hodges by Johannes Kip 1712 2
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From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 10mm at narrowest £105 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* no staining
Syston the Seat of Samll Trotman Esq Lincs by Johannes Kip 1712 /Siston
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Stanway the Seat of John Tracey Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm clipped edges
Berkley Castle
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Berkley Castle
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £145 inc postage Page size 49 x 42 cm good margins
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins 10mm at narrowest £105 inc delivery * Better than image which was a different copy* no staining
Syston the Seat of Samll Trotman Esq Lincs by Johannes Kip 1712 /Siston
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Pathetic margins Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Stanway the Seat of John Tracey Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm clipped edges
Berkley Castle
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £45 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Berkley Castle
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. £145 inc postage Page size 49 x 42 cm good margins
Lupiatt the Seat of Thomas Stephens Esq / Lypiatt by Johannes Kip 1712 /Lypiatt
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Maugersbury the Seat of Edmund Chamberlain Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms.. Full page, full margin , clean and pretty perfect £145 inc delivery Page size 49 cm x 42.5 cm
Maugersbury the Seat of Edmund Chamberlain Esqr by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £45 inc postage Page size 43 cm x 39cm
Swell the Seat of Sr Robert Atkyns by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..Trimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Toddington the Seat of the Lord Tracey, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins £85 inc postage Page size 45 x 39 cm NOT AS IMAGE
Toddington
the Seat of the Lord Tracey, Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
Full page, full margin , clean and pretty perfect
£155 inc delivery
Tortworth the Seae of Matthew Ducy Morton by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..
Tortworth the Seae of Matthew Ducy Morton by Johannes Kip 1712 page, as image £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
Tortworth the Seae of Matthew Ducy Morton by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, one of seventy-three copper plates drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip . He arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, then travelled around England documenting notable estates. In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community but the gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century many re-routed public roads and the shifted of villages.. , Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued) all of these are titled and include the coat of arms..
Tortworth the Seae of Matthew Ducy Morton by Johannes Kip 1712 page, as image £65 inc postage Page size 44 x 39 cm
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Tortworth the
Seae of Matthew Ducy Morton by Johannes Kip 1712
second copy with margins page size 49.5 x 42.5 cmFull page, full margin , clean and pretty perfect £145 inc delivery
Sneed Park the Seat of Joseph Jackson Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were al short marginsTrimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage
Page size 44 x 39 cm
IMAGE to come
Sneed Park the Seat of Joseph Jackson Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cmPerfect copy full margins Page size 49 x 42 cm £145
Witcombe Park the Seat of Sr Michael Hickes
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins £125.
second copy with margins page size 49.5 x 42.5 cmFull page, full margin , clean and pretty perfect £145 inc delivery
Sneed Park the Seat of Joseph Jackson Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were al short marginsTrimmed to image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage
Page size 44 x 39 cm
IMAGE to come
Sneed Park the Seat of Joseph Jackson Esq by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cmPerfect copy full margins Page size 49 x 42 cm £145
Witcombe Park the Seat of Sr Michael Hickes
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins £125.
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Chepstow castle belonging to his grace the Duke of Beauford by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins and and being the second edition on rag paper so lightly cream, the first edition is on white laid paper. .
Bradley the Seat of Thomas Dawes Esq/ Glos
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins . . .. £125 inc delivery full page narrow edge margin ∂badƒbad
Chepstow castle belonging to his grace the Duke of Beauford by Johannes Kip 1712
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins and and being the second edition on rag paper so lightly cream, the first edition is on white laid paper. .
Bradley the Seat of Thomas Dawes Esq/ Glos
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins . . .. £125 inc delivery full page narrow edge margin ∂badƒbad
Bradley the Seat of Thomas Dawes Esq/ Glos Full page, full margin , clean and pretty perfect £45 inc delivery x 1
49 cm x 42.5 cm
Seavenhampton the Seat of Sr Wm Dodwell
From Sir Robert Atkyns's ' The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire,' published in London in 1712, with seventy-three copper plates by Kip . Drawn and engraved by Johannes Kip arrived in England with King William III and Queen Mary II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He then travelled around England documenting notable estates.In the late 1700s, important houses fronted the public road and were the focus and pride of the local community. The gradually increasing wish for privacy during the 18th century often involved the re-routing of public roads and the shifting of villages.. , titled and with coat of arms above. Illustration size approximately 45 x 35cm (with centre fold, as were always issued). Good margins clean not as in the pic £125
Seavenhampton the Seat of Sr Wm Dodwell
Page size 43.5 x 39 cm Trimmed as in image by a poor bookbinder £65 inc postage