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Francis Chesham (2pcs)

Francis Chesham (British, 1749-1806) two works: ENGLISH PEERAGE (arms of Dover, Malmesbury, Delawarr, and Talbot) hand-colored engraving, framed, signed in plate sight H9 3/4" W8" (2pcs) Provenance: Private collection, Lowcountry South Carolina Plantation

Heraldic Arms Print, FRANCIS CHESHAM (1749-1806)

Two 18th century hand tinted engravings after C. Catton from "The English Peerage, or A View of the Ancient & Present State of the English Nobility" - Earl of Stourton, Willoughby de Broke, Ashburnhaim and Effingham .  largest is 13.5X9.75 inches

3 PCS, BRITISH ARMORIAL HAND COLORED ENGRAVINGS

Francis H. Chesham (British, 1749-1806). Set of three hand colored engravings of the Byron, Leigh, Ker, Graham, Kenyon and Heathfield family armorials, framed alike in black and gold fluted finished corner frames. Approx. 16.5' x 15.25" (frame), 10" x 8.75" (sight)

FRANCIS CHESHAM (1749 / 1806) "A View of Madrid the Capital of Spain"

London, 1778. View of Madrid taken from the right bank of the Manzanares River and copper engraved by Chesham, for the work: "A New and Complete System of Geography" by Ch. Th. Middleton. . engraving

Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), Six Armorial Bookplate Engravings

Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), Six Armorial Bookplate Engravings hand-colored engravings, 18th century, presented in uniform matting and framing. DOA 21 x 19 5/8 in. Private Collection, Greensboro, North Carolina Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com

Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), Six Armorial Bookplate Engravings

Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), Six Armorial Bookplate Engravings hand-colored engravings on thin wove paper, 18th century, to include twelve images on six sheets, evidence of binding to some sheets, unframed. Sheet Size 10 3/4 x 8 1/2 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

FRANCIS CHESHAM "Vistas de Madrid". Pair of engravings.

FRANCIS CHESHAM, "Vistas de Madrid" "Vistas de Madrid" FRANCIS CHESHAM1749 / 1806 Pareja de grabados Pareja de grabados Huella: 18 x 28,9 cm y 18 x 28,5 cm c/u

†Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), "Montstuart," and "Strangel," 18th c., pair of hand colored engravings of heraldic coats of arms, fr..

Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), "Montstuart," and "Strangel," 18th c., pair of hand colored engravings of heraldic coats of arms, from Catton's "English Peerage," framed, H.- 5 1/4 in., W.- 7 3/4 in.

Francis Chesham (1749-1806) British. The Coat of Arms of 'Portland' and 'Manchester', Engraving after Charles Catton, 9.25" x 8", and a companion piece, 'Cadogan', and 'Ducie', a pair, and another print, 'Dcor de Trone', three (3).

Francis Chesham (1749-1806) British. The Coat of Arms of 'Portland' and 'Manchester', Engraving after Charles Catton, 9.25" x 8", and a companion piece, 'Cadogan', and 'Ducie', a pair, and another print, 'Dcor de Trone', three (3).

Francis Chesham (1749-1806) - The Capture of the French Frigate La Tribune by His Majesty's Ship The Unicorn on the 8th June 1796,

After Nathaniel Pocock, depicting the close engagement after a chase of over 200 miles, which saw the dismasting of the French vessel, with some loss of life, but with no loss on the Unicorn Aquatint, [C.115(a)] 1797, by the artist 480 x 640mm. (18 7/8 x 25 1/4 in) Unframed

Collection of engravings of heraldic coats of arms by Francis H. Chesham (4pcs)

Collection of engravings of heraldic coats of arms by Francis H. Chesham (British, 1749-1806) from Catton's THE ENGLISH PEERAGE, handcolored engravings, framed alike framed H22 1/2" W20 3/4" (4pcs)

Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), "Montstuart," and "Strangel," 18th c., pair of hand colored engravings of heraldic coats of arms, fr...

Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), "Montstuart," and "Strangel," 18th c., pair of hand colored engravings of heraldic coats of arms, from Catton's "English Peerage," framed, H.- 5 1/4 in., W.- 7 3/4 in.

EIGHT COLOURED ENGRAVINGS OF 'THE BRITISH PEERAGE' FRANCIS CHESHAM (1749-1806), AFTER CHARLES CATTON SEN. (1728-1798), CIRCA 1790 Each plate with two armorials, arranged in two large modern frames 36 x 28 in. (92 x 72 cm.) overall (2)

Francis Chesham, British 1749-1806- English and

Francis Chesham, British 1749-1806- English and Scottish Peerage Heraldic Crests; hand coloured engravings, eight crests on four sheets in a shared mount and frame, ea. plate 22.5x18.5cm

Francis Chesham, British 1749-1806- English and

Francis Chesham, British 1749-1806- English and Scottish Peerage Heraldic Crests; hand coloured engravings, eight crests on four sheets in a shared mount and frame, ea. plate 22.5x18.5cm

Francis Chesham, British 1749-1806- English and

Francis Chesham, British 1749-1806- English and Scottish Peerage Heraldic Crests; hand coloured engravings, eight crests on four sheets in a shared mount and frame, ea. plate 22.5x18.5cm

Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), "Montstuart," and "Strangel," 18th c., pair of hand colored engravings of heraldic coats of arms, fr...

Francis H. Chesham (1749-1806), "Montstuart," and "Strangel," 18th c., pair of hand colored engravings of heraldic coats of arms, from Catton's "English Peerage," framed, H.- 5 1/4 in., W.- 7 3/4 in.

Francis Chesham 1749-1806- "The King of Dahomy's

Francis Chesham 1749-1806- "The King of Dahomy's Levee"; published April 1st, 1793 by J. Evans, Pater-noster, London, plate 1, engraving after Robert Norris, act.1793, from the "The history of Dahomy, an inland Kingdom of Africa". by Archibald Dazel, together with five further plates and a map from the same suite, to include plates: "Adahoonzou Cuts off 127 Heads to Complete the Ornament of His Wall, pl.6; Armed women with the King at their head, going to war, pl.2; Victims for sacrifice, pl.3; Public procession of the King's women & c, pl.4; Last day of the annual customs for watering the graves of the King's ancestors, pl.5; Dahomy and its environs by R. Norris, map; 22x24cm, ea., (7) in matching frames, Note: Archibald Dalzel (1740-1811) was the British Governor of the Gold Coast (Ghana) He went to Africa as a surgeon in 1763 and returned to England in 1770. During this time he served four years as governor of Whydah. Appointed by the Committee of Merchants that was in charge of the Gold Coast at the time, he served as governor in two periods 1792 -1798 and 1800-1802. In 1793 he published The history of Dahomy an inland kingdom of Africa ; where he argued that the raiding of Dahomean villages for slaves was saving them from the greater evil of being human sacrifices. (7)

Francis Chesham 1749-1806- "The King of Dahomy's

Francis Chesham 1749-1806- "The King of Dahomy's Levee"; published April 1st, 1793 by J. Evans, Pater-noster, London, plate 1, engraving after Robert Norris, act.1793, from the "The history of Dahomy, an inland Kingdom of Africa". by Archibald Dazel, together with five further plates and a map from the same suite, to include plates: "Adahoonzou Cuts off 127 Heads to Complete the Ornament of His Wall, pl.6; Armed women with the King at their head, going to war, pl.2; Victims for sacrifice, pl.3; Public procession of the King's women & c, pl.4; Last day of the annual customs for watering the graves of the King's ancestors, pl.5; Dahomy and its environs by R. Norris, map; 22x24cm, ea., (7) in matching frames, Note: Archibald Dalzel (1740-1811) was the British Governor of the Gold Coast (Ghana) He went to Africa as a surgeon in 1763 and returned to England in 1770. During this time he served four years as governor of Whydah. Appointed by the Committee of Merchants that was in charge of the Gold Coast at the time, he served as governor in two periods 1792 -1798 and 1800-1802. In 1793 he published The history of Dahomy an inland kingdom of Africa ; where he argued that the raiding of Dahomean villages for slaves was saving them from the greater evil of being human sacrifices. (7)

Francis Chesham 1749-1806- "The King of Dahomy's

Francis Chesham 1749-1806- "The King of Dahomy's Levee"; published April 1st, 1793 by J. Evans, Pater-noster, London, plate 1, engraving after Robert Norris, act.1793, from the "The history of Dahomy, an inland Kingdom of Africa". by Archibald Dazel, together with five further plates and a map from the same suite, to include plates: "Adahoonzou Cuts off 127 Heads to Complete the Ornament of His Wall, pl.6; Armed women with the King at their head, going to war, pl.2; Victims for sacrifice, pl.3; Public procession of the King's women & c, pl.4; Last day of the annual customs for watering the graves of the King's ancestors, pl.5; Dahomy and its environs by R. Norris, map; 22x24cm, ea., (7) in matching frames, Note: Archibald Dalzel (1740-1811) was the British Governor of the Gold Coast (Ghana) He went to Africa as a surgeon in 1763 and returned to England in 1770. During this time he served four years as governor of Whydah. Appointed by the Committee of Merchants that was in charge of the Gold Coast at the time, he served as governor in two periods 1792 -1798 and 1800-1802. In 1793 he published The history of Dahomy an inland kingdom of Africa ; where he argued that the raiding of Dahomean villages for slaves was saving them from the greater evil of being human sacrifices. (7)

FRANCIS CHESHAM (1749-1806) after Charles Catton

FRANCIS CHESHAM (1749-1806) after Charles Catton (1750-1819), four, heraldic, coats of arms from Catton's English Peerage, 1790, engravings with hand colouring, each 23.5cm x 19.5cm, framed. (4)