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    • John Theophilus Lee (1787-circa 1828), aquatints by R. Smart and H. Pyall after Lee, made under the supervision of Viscount Ingestre [Shrewsbury], explanatory texts in English and French, 45 x 59.5 cm. each
      Dec. 10, 2019

      John Theophilus Lee (1787-circa 1828), aquatints by R. Smart and H. Pyall after Lee, made under the supervision of Viscount Ingestre [Shrewsbury], explanatory texts in English and French, 45 x 59.5 cm. each

      Est: €4,000 - €6,000

      a) Battle of Navarin, To His Royal Highness William Henry Duke of Clarence, Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, […], this, the first general action fought under the naval administration of His Royal Highness, is dedicated with especial permission and the most profound respect, by […] John Theophilus Lee b) Battle of Navarin, To His Royal Highness William Henry Duke of Clarence, Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, […], this, the first general action fought under the naval administration of His Royal Highness, is dedicated with especial permission and the most profound respect, by […] John Theophilus Lee (London, circa 1828)

      Vergos Auctions P.C.
    • John Theophilus Lee, Battle of Navarin
      May. 17, 2019

      John Theophilus Lee, Battle of Navarin

      Est: €2,000 - €3,000

      John Theophilus Lee (1787- circa 1828) Battle of Navarin. [...] this, the first general action fought under the naval administration of His Royal Highness, is dedicated with especial permission [...] by [...] John Theophilus Lee (London, circa 1828) aquatint by R. Smart and H. Pyall after Lee, made under the supervision of Viscount Ingestre [Shrewsbury], explanatory texts in English and French, 45 x 59.5 cm. (repaired tear at bottom left)

      Vergos Auctions P.C.
    • JOHN THEOPHILUS LEE (1787-1827), 'The Fight
      Feb. 12, 2012

      JOHN THEOPHILUS LEE (1787-1827), 'The Fight

      Est: £1,200 - £1,800

      JOHN THEOPHILUS LEE (1787-1827), 'The Fight between the Chesapeake and the Shannon, June 1st 1813 in Boston Bay', oil on canvas, 38cm x 53cm, in a gilt frame. (as found)

      Lots Road Auctions
    • Two early Victorian ebony and gilt framed etchings
      Nov. 03, 2010

      Two early Victorian ebony and gilt framed etchings

      Est: £60 - £80

      Two early Victorian ebony and gilt framed etchings depicting a battle of 1827, by John Theoplus Lee, with a picture and history of the artist,

      Bourne End Auction Rooms
    • John Theophilus Lee (1787-. 1828) a) Battle of Navarin b) Battle of Navarin
      Apr. 22, 2010

      John Theophilus Lee (1787-. 1828) a) Battle of Navarin b) Battle of Navarin

      Est: €4,000 - €6,000

      John Theophilus Lee (1787-. 1828) a) Battle of Navarin b) Battle of Navarin two aquatints by R. Smart and H. Pyall after Lee (under the supervision of Viscount Ingestre [Shrewsbury]): 45 x 59,5 cm each. Explanatory texts in English and French (later hand-colouring) (2)

      Vergos Auctions P.C.
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