Francis Wheatley (London 1747-1801) The Cries of London Stipple engravings, 1793-97, on various papers, by various engravers, published by Colnaghi between 1793-7, some with hand colouring, the majority trimmed. With three earlier town cries from a French series after Mauron. unframed The Cries of London Stipple engravings, 1793-97, on various papers, by various engravers, published by Colnaghi between 1793-7, some with hand colouring, the majority trimmed. With three earlier town cries from a French series after Mauron. 26 unframed
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Francis Wheatley (London 1747-1801)
The Cries of London
Stipple engravings, 1793-97, on various papers, by various engravers, published by Colnaghi between 1793-7, some with hand colouring, the majority trimmed. With three earlier town cries from a French series after Mauron. (26) (unframed)
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  • This lot also contains 1 volume entitled 'Modern London; Being the History and Present State of the British Metropolis', by Richard Phillips, printed by C.Mercier & Co. in 1805, containing several engraved plates, some with hand colouring.

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