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[Chatham]
E. Duncan pinx. J. Godfrey sculp.
[n.d., c.1860.]
Engraving. Plate size: 255 x 450mm. 10 x 17½".
A view of the Dockyard at Chatham from the opposite bank of the River Medway. Naval cadets are pictured rowing longboats across the river in the foreground as hulks lay at anchor in the mid-ground next to a finished Man-of-War, with the Dockyard and town beyond.
[Ref: 27938] £160.00
(£192.00 incl.VAT)
[London Bridge from Custom House Quay, 1820. This Plate is by permission respectfully dedicated to William Rendle Esq. F.R.C.S. (author of Old Southwark and its People) in acknowledgement of services rendered to the cause of Southwark Archæology and in particular for his valued Antiquarian assistance to his grateful and obedient servant, The Publisher.]
[Drawn by Edward Duncan. Etched by Wildred Ball.]
[Published March 1st 1885 by S.Drewett late F.Nichols & Co, 14, Borough High St, S.E.]
Etching, proof before letters. 440 x 605mm, 17¼ x 23¾". With title from published edition pasted under bottom plate mark, with mss. ownership slip.
[Ref: 11886] £580.00
The Mariners Church, Welclose Square, Supplied by the Revd. G.C. Smith, and Ministers of Various Religious Persuasions.
Drawn & Engraved by E. Duncan.
Published for the Proprietors at 19, Welclose Square, East Smithfield & 105, Leadenhall Street. [n.d., c.1830.]
Rare Etching with aquatint, sheet 130 x 210mm. 5 x 8¼". Trimmed to plate; corners clipped, rubbed.
Exterior view of the old Danish and Norwegian Church, Wellclose Square, Stepney, which became the British and Foreign Sailor Church in 1845. The entrance gate to the church has a sign above it 'Mariners Church'. Figures in the foreground; Stepney is now in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Built in 1696, Caius Gabriel Cibber was the architect. The church was demolished in 1870.
[Ref: 18297] £85.00
(£102.00 incl.VAT)
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