Constantinople: Bird’s Eye view from the Eyub cemetery: Looking towards the Golden Horn (Halic).

SOLD. Panoramic view from Seraskier’s Tower over the tomb of Sulieman: From Eyoub to Galata with key.

Panoramic view along the Golden Horn (Halic).

RARE Constantinople: Panorama with key and allegorical baroque border: The city’s Ottoman name is deliberately ignored in reference to its Christian heritage, even as Europeans and particularly the French are intensifying commerce and developing ties with the Empire.

Constantinople: Mosque of Suleyman the Magnificent. View of the complex designed by Mimar Sinan with a plan of the gardens.

Kara-Aghatch: Wildfowling Scene on the Fresh Waters Canal, an estuary of the Golden Horn northeast to the city between Kara-Aghatch and Bahari- Keui.

SOLD. Panoramic view overlooking the Golden Horn (Halic) to the Sea of Marmara.

Constantinople: Panorama from Galata to Scutari and Constantinople. Issued in the year the Treaty of Pruth ended the Russo-Turkish war; Le Blond was later appointed as chief architect of the city of St Petersburg.

Panorama from the Sea of Mamara: Showing the coastline from the Chateau of the Seven Towers to the Escurial with galleons on approach.

Constantinople: Panorama with key and fine original colour. With considerable detail this view emulates a 17th century tradition that combined cartographic and landscape drawing.