Gloucestershire, view near Washbourne, aquatint by J.Bluck, 1802.
"View near Washbourne, Gloucestershire" drawn and engraved by J.Bluck, published by F.Jukes, Howland Street, London, in May 1802. Very scarce sepia aquatint, with plate mark and good margins, printed on Whatman paper. Faults - noticeably creased and soiled, closed tear of about 2 cms in sky area. Size 29 x 22 cms to plate mark. Ref E6084

Gloucestershire, Berkeley Castle, 1846.
"Berkley Castle, Gloucestershire" lithotint by F.W.Hulme after a picture by J.G.Jackson, published by Chapman & Hall, March 1845, marked as a 'Proof'. Stone lithograph cut to image edge and laid down on thick paper, as published. Tear in lower margin which would not show when framed, small fox mark over upper left corner. Size 26.5 x 19 cms including title, plus good margins. Ref E6081

Gloucestershire, Berkeley Castle Inner Court, 1802.
"Inner Court of Berkeley Castle from the Gateway" etched by Samuel Lysons and published in Lysons' Collection of Gloucestershire Antiquities, 1802. Copper engraving, with plate mark and good margins. Printers crease to left side. Size 34 x 22 cms including title, plus margins. Ref E6079

Bristol, Baldwyn Street - back of an old house, 1840.
"Back Front of an old house in Baldwyn Street, taken down in July 1823" stone lithograph by J.S.Prout after an original sketch, published by George Davey of Bristol, about 1840. printed on India paper which is laid down on thick paper. water staining and foxing to thick paper, hardly affecting the print. Size 15.5 x 23.5 cms plus margins. Ref E5979

Gloucestershire, Iron Acton Cross, soft ground etching, 1800.
"Iron-Acton Cross" anonymous soft-ground etching published about 1800. Slight soiling creasing across upper right corner, narrow margins. Size 19 x 23.5 cms plus margins. Ref E5878

Gloucester city plan, 1805.
"Gloucester" engraved by J.Roper from a drawing by G.Cole, published in The British Atlas, 1810 (map dated 1805.) Copper engraved map with recent hand colour. Good condition with good margins. Size 18 x 23.5 cms. Ref E5419

Gloucester, Crypt Grammar School, about 1800.
"Grammar School at St. Mary de Crypt, Gloucester" anonymous artist/engraver. Copper engraved antique print published around 1800, with later hand colour. Ver slight soiling, otherwise good condition with strong plate mark and wide margins. Size 16 x 13 cms to plate mark. Ref E5417

Bristol, Temple Street, 1872.
"Temple Street, Bristol" engraved by Skelton, published in Picturesque Europe, about 1872. Wood engraved antique print with recent hand colour. Set in a page of text with text on the reverse. Size 16 x 17 cms. Ref E5196

Gloucestershire, Tewkesbury Abbey, 1869.
"St. Mary, Tewkesbury" chromolithograph published in Rural Churches, 1869. Size 21.5 x 15 cms plus title and margins. Ref E5141

Gloucestershire, near Stroud, Stanley St.Leonards Church, 1787.
"Stanley St.Leonards Church" engraved by J.Newton probably after a picture by S.Hooper, published in The Antiquities of England and Wales, 1787. Copper engraved print with recent hand colour. Full plate mark, margins of 1cm or more. Size 15.5 x 10.5 cms plus margins. Ref E4721

Gloucestershire, near Stroud, Priory & Kitchen of Stanley St.Leonards, 1786.
"Priory & Kitchen of Stanley St.Leonards, near Stroud .." engraved by J.Newton probably after a picture by S.Hooper, published in The Antiquities of England and Wales, 1786. Copper engraved print with recent hand colour. Full plate mark, margins of 1cm or more. Size 15 x 10.5 cms plus margins. Ref E4720

Gloucester Old Bank proprietor James Wood, by George Rowe, 1839.
"Gloucester Old Bank" drawn, lithographed, printed and published by George Rowe of Cheltenham, about 1839. Portrait of the proprietor James Wood with the bank in the background. One of the earliest private banks in England, founded in 1716. James (Jemmy) Wood, who took over in 1802, became well known, even being depicted on Toby Jugs but he was best known for his amazing meanness. Trimmed to image edges. Size 19 x 27 cms. Ref E4707

Gloucester, old West Gate & Bridge, 1828.
"The West Gate & Bridge - Gloucester" engraved by J.C.Varrall from a picture by Pierce. Published in J. Britton's Picturesque Antiquities of English Cities, 1830. Copper engraved print with recent hand colour. Has a clear plate mark and wide margins. One of the best old views of Gloucester with the old West Gate, which was demolished around 1820. Size 19.5 x 14 cms. Ref E4671

Gloucestershire, Stroud, Manor House called 'The Temple', 1767.
"A View of the Manor House called The Temple, in Stroud" engraved by Bayly after a picture by Catharina Thorpe, dated and published about 1767. Copper engraved print with recent hand colour. Partial plate mark, lower margin trimmed to about 5mm. Size 16 x 9 cms plus margins. Ref E4561

Gloucestershire, Stone Cross at Clearwell, 1812.
"Stone Cross, Clearwell, Gloucestershire" engraved by J.Greig after a picture by H.Powell. Published in The Antiquarian Itinerary, 1812. Small copper engraved print with recent hand colouring. Size 10.5 x 7 cms plus title and margins. Ref E4495

Gloucestershire, Berkeley Castle, 1824.
"Berkeley Castle" stone lithograph by F.Calvert after a picture by Samuel Ireland, published in Picturesque Views of the Severn, 1824. Recent hand colour. Size 17 x 11 cms plus title and margins. Ref E4362

Gloucestershire, Thornbury Park, 1855.
"Thornbury Park" stone lithograph, with recent hand colour, after a picture by W.Walton. Published in Visitation of Seats, about 1855. Size 16.5 x 10.5 cms plus title and margins. Ref E4359

Gloucestershire, Alscot Park, 1830.
"Alscot Park" anonymous engraver, steel engraved print published in Jones' Views of the Seats ..., 1830. Recent hand colour. Size 12.5 x 8.5 cms plus title and margins. Ref E4356