Costume + Trades, Pyne

William Henry.Pyne The Costume of Great Britain. London. William Miller. 1804 & 1808 Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins mounted and matted price includes delivery etc]. from a set of 60 ORIGINAL HAND COLOURED ENGRAVED PLATES, (AQUATINT),. The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . . . Pyne's plates portray a diversity of trades, occupations and services. All classes are represented from the most elevated ranks to the lowest labourer. Considerable attention is paid to each trade, giving a valuable record of British society on the eve of the Industrial revolution. William Henry Pyne is generally known as an etcher, landscape painter and author of literature. Pyne combines all three of his talents to produce a charming account which invites the reader to experience the many aspects of early nineteenth century Britain. Pyne exhibits costumes ranging from clergy and military dress to those of milk maids and coal shovellers. Pictured against the beautifully drawn and colored backgrounds, the figures come to life in their contemporary settings. Contemporary of such great character artists as Thomas Rowlandson and George Cruikshank, W.H. Pyne, in the wardrobes and dress represented here, allows us to see the manners, habits and lifestyle during the early 1800's. also at base of page The Costume of Yorkshire (1885) illustrated by George Walker included here as large aquatints of trades
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Locks and Canals
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects 1824 later ed


Stage Coaches
1823 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects



Basket Makers and Cooper
1804 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects


Domestic Employment
1804 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects


Lime Kilns / Lime Burners
1804 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects


Collieries 1804 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects




Iron making Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects




Tanning pl1 1 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects




Paviours Making
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects x2




Milling Pl 1 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects




Cottagers pl 1 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects x2




Fire engines pl 1 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects




Farriers Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects


Slaughter Houses
1807 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects. x2
1807


Miscellanous pl 6 1804
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects. x2


Itinerant Musicians; Shoe Black; Chestnuts seller Washerwoman 1805
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects


Trucks pl 1 1802
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects


Coast Scenes pl 1 1804
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects.


Collieries 1805
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects.


Cottagers pl 2 1807
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects



Rope making 1 1807
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects


Miscellaneous 1802
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects


Timber Wagons pl 1 1804
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne from the The Costume of Great Britain. Published in London by William Miller.from 1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects

A Lady and Gentleman in Summer Dress
Charles Hamilton Smith Esq. (1776-1859) (after)I.A. Atkinson (engraver)R. & D. Havell, J. Hill (aquatinters)from The Ancient Costume of Englandpublished by Colnaghi & Co., London: c. 1811-1818.Hand-colored engraving and aquatint 14.5 x 10 inches plus border and title framed and glazedCharles Hamilton Smith (1776-1859) was an artist, illustrator, soldier and spy. He served as a British Army officer during the Napoleonic Wars seeing some active service, but spending most of his career in the British Isles in various staff positions. Smith was also a self-taught artist, and an extremely prolific one -- by his own estimation he produced over 38,000 drawings over the years. Most of these were of non-military subjects, however over 1,400 were uniform studies, with another 3,000 containing accurate drawings of soldiers. He is also known for his Costume of the Army of the British Empire, originally published between 1812 and 1814. £125 delivered/ £85 collect. . .included here for ease


Boatbuilding The Costume of Yorkshire, Illustrated in a Series of Forty Engravings, Being Facsimiles of Original Drawings, With Descriptions in English and French. London: Printed by T.Bensley, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown Paternoster Row; Ackermann, Strand; and Robinson, Son, & Holdsworth, Leeds. originally 1814.These are from the 1885 edition still folio aquatints £45 each inc


The Ruddle Pit The Costume of Yorkshire, Illustrated in a Series of Forty Engravings, Being Facsimiles of Original Drawings, With Descriptions in English and French. London: Printed by T.Bensley, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown Paternoster Row; Ackermann, Strand; and Robinson, Son, & Holdsworth, Leeds. originally 1814.These are from the 1885 edition still folio aquatints £45 each inc


Woodmen 1824
  Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects


Statuary plate 1 / Sculptors
1823    Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defectspictured through cellophane
 

Sheep Shearing
 1804   Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane


Masonry plate 1
1804  Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane

Gipsies
1804   Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane


markets 1822 Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defectspictured through cellophane




Travellers reposing   Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane




Shooting plate 1   Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defectspictured through cellophane


 


Pedlars   Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane




woodmen Plate 2 SUNNED   Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane




Games skittles bowls etc     Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defectspictured through cellophane




Post Chaises plate 1   Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane





Washing Laundry   Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane


Bird catching Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane


 Knife Grinders
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane
1807

 

sawing 
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects pictured through cellophane


Butchers 
Aquatint by William Henry Pyne  from the The Costume of Great Britain.  Published in London by William Miller.from  1804. Image Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins .The first edition was published in 1804 with uncoloured back ground.The second edition 1808 had a partial coloured background and the third edition was in full colour . £45 each mounted and matted all are free none are laid down all without defects. pictured through cellophane


 The Judge

.from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life..Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . £55 mounted but surface soiling ( dusty)

 

Life Boatmen Plate 55
.from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life..Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . £40 unmounted repair to page x 4


Royal Barge Plate 44
.from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life..Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . £50 unmounted x 2


State Coach Plate 56
.from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life..Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . £50 unmounted  not as picx 2
£25 unmounted mucky page shown


State Coach / 2 Plate 51
.from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life..Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins . . £35 unmounted mucky page shown


Grass Roller, Plate 40
.from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life..Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins . . £40 unmounted a few soiling marks to page
. £50 unmounted not as per pic



The Waggoner Plate 38
Stage wagon, 1805. A large heavily-laden wagon pulled by a team of 8 horses passing a milestone. The wagon has wide roller wheels designed to give a smoother passage over difficult roads and, supposedly, to damage the road surface less. . . .from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life..Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . £50 unmounted x 3


The Guilty / The Stocks/Pillory Plate 30
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life..Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . unmounted water mark to page margin(larger page edition) @ £50 unmounted plus  2 unmounted



Coal Heavers / Colliers /Miners Plate 13
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life..Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins £50 inc unmounted x 2


A Bishop from The Costume of Great Britain Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins Each plate bears imprint, " Published by William Miller Albemarle Street Jan. 1 1805." £65 inc
unmounted no text £50 inc x 2


Highland Piper pl 60 from The Costume of Great Britain Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins Each plate bears imprint, " Published by William Miller Albemarle Street Jan. 1 1805." " £50  inc unmounted without text

£65 inc with text and mounted





Tanning from The Costume of Great Britain Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso. Each plate bears imprint, " Published by William Miller Albemarle Street Jan. 1 1805."Folio 11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc x 2
unmounted sans description @£50 x 2
Brewers

Brewers from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio Each plate bears imprint, " Published by William Miller Albemarle Street Jan. 1 1805." [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc

The Roundabout from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc


Wool Winder from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc


Knife Grinder from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc


Guy Fawkes from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc x 2. . .
one unmounted water mark to page margin( mount area)  @ £50 plus 2 okay  but unmounted


Highland Shepherd from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc one mounted x 2 unmounted state if pref


Bill Sticker from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc


Fishermen at a capstan
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc . . . one unmounted water mark to page margin @ £40

The Lottery Wheel from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc x 2 x 2 
1807
 unmounted sans description @£50 x 2  unmounted creased so will need mounting closer in  @ £30 
 


A Brickmaker from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins
£50 inc unmounted no text


The Waterman from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour Acid-Free double Matting Sold with Original Descriptive Pages fixed to verso.Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins £65 inc


The Wardmote Inquest aka Weights and Measures from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £20 some surface abrasion unmounted
. £50  unmounted x 3 av.minor flaws


Yeoman of the Kings Guard, from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery


Female Shrimper
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £40  unmounted inc delivery mk in sky would remove and some surface soiling to left


Smithfield Drover/ Farm Market Scene
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery


Church Beadle
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery x 4


Rabbit Selling Woman
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery

Slaughterman
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery x 3

Admiral in Full Uniform
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery x 4 
creased at £30


Knight of the Garter
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery mk in sky/mount area


Refuse Collector
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery x 3


General Officer on Horseback
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery


Peer of the Realm
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery

Speaker of the House
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery

Dragoon from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £30  unmounted inc delivery some soiling 
Judge from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery

Herald
from "The Costume of Great Britain"Hand-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain. The book included 60 full-page paintings of professional and working-class men and women and scenes from everyday life.Original colour .Folio [11.5 x 15.5 ins . . . . £50  unmounted inc delivery

The Market Woman England plate 44
from a later small edition of "The Costume of Great Britain"H and-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain Page Size 16 x 23 cm some surface soiling £12

The Beadle England plate 46
from a later small edition of "The Costume of Great Britain"H and-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain Page Size 16 x 23 cm some surface soiling £12

The Baker England plate 39
from a later small edition of "The Costume of Great Britain"H and-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain Page Size 16 x 23 cm some surface soiling £12

The Postman England plate 24
from a later small edition of "The Costume of Great Britain"H and-coloured Copper Plate Engravings by William Pyne . . the son of a weaver, born in London in 1769. In 1805, the publisher, William Miller, commissioned him to write and illustrate The Costume of Great Britain Page Size 16 x 23 cm some surface soiling £12 filthy top corner
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