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BRUSSELS, THE CHAMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES VIEWED FROM THE
PARK: drawn by T. Allom, engraved by Bradshaw, printed by Peter Jackson, London
& Paris. c. 1840.
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BENE11
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£4.00
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BRUSSELS, THE HOTEL DE VILLE: drawn by Samuel Prout, engraved
by E. L. Roberts. c. 1830.
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BENE12
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£4.00
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BRUSSELS, THE PARK AND PALACE: drawn by W. H. Bartlett, engraved
by A. H. Payne, published by Geo. Virtue of Ivy Lane, c. 1830.
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BENE13
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£4.00
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ANTWERP, THE CATHEDRAL TOWER: drawn by Samuel Prout, engraved
by William Floyd. C. 1830.
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BENE14
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£4.00
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WATERLOO, PART OF BATTLEFIELD, WITH MONUMENTS TO HANOVERIANS, BELGIANS, AND COLONEL GORDON: an attractive French or Belgian engraving of about
1840.
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BENE15
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£4.00
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RUINS OF THE CASTLE OF BREDERODE: drawn by V. Bing, engraved
by A. McClarchie, published by Geo. Virtue of Ivy Lane, c. 1830.
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BENE16
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£4.00
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ROTTERDAM CATHEDRAL: drawn by W. H. Bartlett, engraved by
A. H. Payne, published by Geo. Virtue of Ivy Lane, c. 1830.
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BENE17
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£4.00
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THE VILLAGE OF BEEK, WITH THE MOUNT OF ELTEN IN THE DISTANCES:
drawn by V. Bing, engraved by A. McClarchie, published by Geo. Virtue of Ivy Lane, c. 1830.
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BENE18
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£4.00
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FRONT VIEW OF THE PRINCE OF ORANGE’S HOUSE IN THE WOOD,
NEAR THE HAGUE. A most attractive mid-eighteenth century copper engraving, from
the Geographical Dictionary. Reproduced on A3 paper.
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BENE19
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£6.00
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