CIRCLE OF SAMUEL PALMER (ENGLISH)

Palmer, Samuel (British 1805-1881), Five etchings from An English Version of the Eclogues of Virgil; Opening the Fold or Early Morning, The Homeward Star, The Cypress Grove, The Sepulcher, Moeris and

Samuel Palmer (British) 1805-1881. Opening of the Fold (Early Morning). Etching, 1880. Lister 13, viii/X. Ed: As published in An English Version of the Eclogues of Virgil (1884). This was the only pri

to include three prints by David Charles Read (1790-1851), Southampton; Devon Scene, Winter Time with Sheep; and Coastal Scene with Figures and Ferryboat; to also include one print by Samuel Palmer (1

"The Rising Moon or an English Pastrol", chine colle etching on paper, a bookplate, the artist's name printed in the lower margin, unframed, in mat, sheet size: 10 1/2" x 14 1/2", image size: 4 1/2" 7

(lot of 4) Samuel Palmer (British, 1805-1881), "The Homeward Star," "The Sepulchre," "The Cypress Grove," and "Moeris and Galatea," etchings on watermarked paper, each unsigned, sheets (each unframed)

Pair of signed Harry Sutton Palmer (1854-1933 United Kingdom / California) watercolor landscape paintings. "St Mary's Church, Guildford" signed and dated 82 lower left. Image measures 13 1/4" x 20 1/4

Ink on paper drawing attributed to Samuel Palmer. Titled illegibly to lower left and depicting a view of a village and the surrounding landscape. Inscribed and dated 1846. Housed in a gilt wood frame.

Palmer, Samuel (British, 1805-1881) The Willow, etching, signed in pencil in the lower right, image measuring 3.5 by 2.5 inches, in a wood frame measuring 14 by 10 inches.

Artist: Samuel Palmer Title: The Early Ploughman Year: c. 1858 Dimensions: 6.5in. by 9.5in. Edition: From the rare limited edition Suite: Etching and Etchers Mediu

English sterling silver standish writing set with two inkwells, candlestick and quill on tray hallmarked for Birmingham England sterling by maker JK [Ken Palmer] 1"W, also similarly marked round flute

Samuel Palmer RWS (1805-1881) Samuel Palmer RWS (1805-1881) 'The Early Ploughman, or The Morning Spread Upon the Mountains' (Lister 9) etching image 13 x 19.7cm Provenance: With Chris Beetles, London.

Samuel Palmer (British 1805-1881)- ''The Herdsman's Cottage'' (Lister 3 ii/II)- etching, 1850, light struck and paper age toned. 3 3/4 x 3''

Artist: Samuel Palmer Title: The Early Ploughman Year: c. 1858 Dimensions: 6.5in. by 9.5in. Edition: From the rare limited edition Suite: Etching and Etchers

Huntley & Palmer English biscuit tin in the form of a stack of books, signed on interior of hinged lid: "Huntley & Palmers Biscuits Reading & London." 6.25" H x 6.25" W x 4.5" D.

Antique heliogravure on thick laid paper after the original by a master engraver. 1884. Artist: after Samuel Palmer (1805 - 1881). Size: 34,5x24,5 cms. In good condition. Reserve: $148.00 Shipping: Do

Creator/Author: Samuel Palmer (British,1805–1881) Title: Sunset Description: Original etching on wove paper with deckled edges. Signed in the plate "SP" at lower left. An impression from the book

''A Catalogue of the Etchings of Samuel Palmer'', 1937, Introduction by R. G. Alexander, The Print Collectors' Club, Publication No. 16, London, No. 234 from a limited edtion of 375.

HERRERA Y TORDESILLAS, ANTONIO DE The general history of the vast continent and islands of America, commonly call'd, the West-Indies.. London: Jer.[emiah] Batley (printed by Samuel Palmer and others),

A collection of bindings/Art reference Hammerton (P G ) LANDSCAPE & MAN IN ART in two volumes, plates after Samuel Palmer, JMW Turner and others, uniformly bound in red half Morocco London 1885 & 1892

After Frances "Fanny" Flora Bond Palmer (English, 1812-1876). "American Winter Scene, Morning," 1855-1869. Oil on canvas, apparently unsigned (20.25 x 27 inches), printed on the back of the canvas "FR

The writing on the back attributes it to Samuel Palmer, though this has not been verified. There is quite a lot of crackling on the painting, and some chipping on the gold portions of the frame. The c

[Engraving] Buck, Samuel (English 1696 - 1779), Buck, Nathaniel (English died: 1759/1774). "The North-West Prospect of the University and Town of Cambridge". 1743. Hand-colored engraving. Sight: 33" x

2 original etchings including "Dutch Scene" (Rotterdam) 1867 by Johan-Barthold Jongking; & "Moeris and Galatea" 1880/81 by Samuel Palmer. Each with Morris Gallery label on back. Framed measures 13 inc

Collection of etchings, lithographs and color prints, including works by or after Catlin, Lydon, Joseph Martin, Henry Alken, A. V. Wille, Calcott, Samuel Palmer, Lear and others, Palmer with Achenbach