432
[NATURAL HISTORY] group of 
assorted coloured lithographic 
and hand-coloured copper plate 
engravings of birds, deer, kangaroo 
and coral, 18th and 19th century, 
the largest sight size 24 x 17cm, 
mounted 39 x 32cm overall. (9)
$120–200 ❖
433
A framed antique French hand-
coloured maritime engraving 
with numerous vignettes of 
ships and flags, 18th century,
65 x 83cm overall.
$150–250 ❖
434
THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER (1803-
1901), group of ten farmyard tinted 
lithographs from the 1839 publication 
“Groups Of Cattle Drawn From Nature”,
sight size 32 x 46cm, mounted 
47.5 x 61.5cm overall. (10)
$300–500 ❖
435
Three framed antique hand-coloured 
engravings:
I.)	
The Fisherman’s Wife,
II.)	 Amphitrite Portee Sur Le Eaux,
II.)	 Pearl Fishery, Torres Straits,
the largest 48 x 38cm overall. (3)
$120–200 ❖
436
GEORGE BAXTER (1804-1867),
I.)	
A Letter From Home,
II.)	 News From Australia,
chromolithograph,
12 x 15cm each, 
34 x 37cm each overall. (2)
$250–350 ❖
437
PIERRE SONNERAT (1748-1814)
group of twelve antique botanical 
engravings from “VOYAGE A LA 
NOUVELLE GUINEE”, circa 1776,
mounted 23 x 16cm each, 37 x 32cm 
each overall. (12)
$200–300 ❖
438
SIR WILLIAM JARDINE (7th Baronet of 
Applegarth was a Scottish naturalist), 
group of hand-coloured steel engravings 
focusing on parrots and birds, from 
“THE NATURALIST’S LIBRARY” 
which was hugely successful 
encyclopaedia of the natural world 
published in 1841, (26 plates),
mounted mainly 16 x 9.5cm each, 
26 x 19.5cm overall.
$300–500 ❖
439
PIERRE SONNERAT (1748-1814)
group of fourteen ornithological 
engravings from “VOYAGE A LA 
NOUVELLE GUINEE”, circa 1776,
mounted 22 x 17cm each, 
37 x 32cm each overall. (14)
$250–350 ❖
440
SIR WILLIAM JARDINE (7th Baronet 
of Applegarth was a Scottish 
naturalist), group of hand-coloured 
steel engravings focusing on fish, 
from “THE NATURALIST’S LIBRARY” 
which was hugely successful 
encyclopaedia of the natural world 
published in 1841, (26 plates),
mounted 9.5 x 16cm, 19.5 x 26cm 
overall.
$300–500 ❖
441
SIR WILLIAM JARDINE (7th Baronet of 
Applegarth was a Scottish naturalist), 
group of hand-coloured steel engravings 
focusing on whaling and marine 
mammals, from “THE NATURALIST’S 
LIBRARY” which was hugely 
successful encyclopaedia of the natural 
world published in 1841, (31 plates),
mounted 9.5 x 15.5cm each, 
19.5 x 26cm each overall.
$300–500 ❖
442
HENRI-JOSEPH REDOUTÉ 
(1766-1852),
two antique hand-coloured copper 
plate bivalve engravings, from the 
18th century French publication 
“Tableau Encyclopédique 
Et Méthodique”,
sight size 27 x 20cm, framed & glazed 
48 x 40cm overall. (2)
$150–250 ❖
443
GREGORY MACALISTER 
MATHEWS,
antique ornithological colour 
lithographs, from the publication 
“THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA” 
circa 1910-1927, with descriptive 
pages affixed verso, (20 plates),
mounted 22 x 33cm each, 
38 x 48.5cm each overall.
$400–600 ❖
444
GREGORY MACALISTER 
MATHEWS,
antique ornithological colour 
lithographs, from the publication 
“THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA” 
circa 1910-1927, with descriptive 
pages affixed verso, (18 plates),
mounted 22 x 33cm each, 
38 x 48.5cm each overall.
$400–600 ❖
445
“VUE PRISE AU PORT WERTERN, 
DANS LA CIRQUE DES MANGLIERS”, 
lithograph printed in colour and finished 
by hand, by Louis De Sainson and 
Hippolyte Vanderbuch, circa 1833, from 
“The Voyage of the Astrolabe” Plate 20; 
mounted, overall 47 x 57cm.
A view towards Phillip Island across 
Western Port Bay; penguins can 
be seen gathering on the rocks 
at left. First printed view of what 
was to become Victoria.
$300–500 ❖
446
[FISH & FISHING] D’Fiderot and 
d’Alembert, “Peches. Peches de mer, 
Peches de rivieres, fabrique des filets, 
etc.”, [Paris : 1771] , 35 full sheets of 
copper plate engravings bound together 
in a later volume together with the 
descriptive pages.
$300–500 ❖
447
“ZOOLOGY OF NEW YORK”, 
set of three coloured lithographic 
prints of shells, circa 1845,
sight size 27 x 20cm, framed & glazed 
47 x 40cm overall. (3)
$120–200 ❖
448
GREGORY MACALISTER 
MATHEWS,
sea birds and water birds, 
antique ornithological colour 
lithographs from the publication 
“THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA” 
circa 1910-1927, (20 plates),
mounted 22 x 33cm each, 
38 x 48.5cm each overall.
$400–600 ❖
449
GREGORY MACALISTER 
MATHEWS,
sea birds and water birds including 
albatrosses, antique ornithological 
colour lithographs from the publication 
“THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA” 
circa 1910-1927, with descriptive 
pages affixed verso, (20 plates),
mounted 22 x 33cm each, 
38 x 48.5cm each overall.
$400–600 ❖
450
“VOYAGE AUTOUR DU MONDE 
SUR LA FRÉGATE LA VÉNUS, 
1836-1839”, group of ten antique 
hand-coloured copper plate engravings 
of shells from the South Pacific, 
published in the early 1840s,
sight size 42 x 28cm, 
mounted 57 x 43.5cm overall. (10)
$300–500 ❖
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