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This page represents only a small part of our collection of original Antique prints of England. Please click on an image to see it in high-resolution, with details of the work itself.  For enquiries and purchases, please do contact us.

Cirencester: View from the environs of the city and St John the Baptist. After Joseph Farington.

Catherine Hall: Interior of the chapel.

Arms of the Prince of Wales, Duke of York and Duke of Clarence.

View of the 16th century house and grounds in continuing ownership of the Spencer family.

Knighthood: Order of the Bath – collar, star and badges, and the insignia of 16 Noble Orders.

Windsor Castle: Aerial view of the castle and grounds with key. This extraordinary perspective represents a hallmark of Hollar’s imaginative technique.

Great Britain. Flags, crests, badges, crowns, coronets and Arms. Key available.

Stonehenge, Wiltshire: Bird’s eye view based on the inset of John Speed’s map of Wiltshire.With key in Latin.

120 badges and caps of the Public Schools. After Alfred Lambert.

Panoramic view of Oxford from the environs. After John Farington.

31 contemporaneous portraits of officers, undergraduates and graduates of the university.

Panoramic view from Folly Bridge to Port Meadow: With key.

Panoramic view from Christ’s Church to Merton Hall. With key.

Abingdon-on-Thames, Oxfordshire: View of the town and Thames from Nuneham Park. After John Farington.

St Mary’s or University Church: View of the front elevation with arms. Engraved by John Chapman.

Knighthood: Order of the Garter – collar, star and garter, and the insignia of 16 Noble Orders.

Streatley and Goring on Thames: View of the towns either side of the Thames. After John Farington.

Eton: View of the school from a distance, with the river in the foreground. After Joseph Farington.

Double Prospect: Panoramas of Oxford from the south near Abingdon Road and from the east near London Road. With key in English and Latin.

Britons (Aborigines of England): Couple armed, tattooed and painted with woad.

37 contemporaneous portraits of officers, undergraduates and graduates of the university.

King’s College: Court of the college founded in 1441.

Panoramic view from New College Tower.