This page represents most of our collection of original Antique prints of New Zealand. Please click on an image to see it in high-resolution, with details of the work itself. For enquiries, purchases and current stock lists, please do contact us.

Opaki Plain. View over the plain towards the Tarawera ridge.

Aoraki (Mount Cook). View from Hooker Valley.

Waiau Toa River (Clarence River). Showing the highest point of the Kaikoura Ranges.

Te Anu Lake. View of the head. After F Wright.

Nelson (Whakatu). Panoramic view over Tasman Bay 15/04/2009 with an early steam train. Edward Wakefield’s New Zealand Land Company established numerous settlements that became principal towns.

Port Chalmers from the environs towards Port Chalmers, Kamau Tauru, Goat Island and the Otago Peninsula.

Wellington: Panoramic view over the city and harbour towards the Rimutaka range.

Christchurch from the Cathedral. Edward Wakefield’s New Zealand Land Company established numerous settlements that became principal towns.

White Terrace (Te White Terrace (Te Tarata) Lake Rotowahana: The colossal deposits of silica were destroyed by the eruption of Mount Tarawera in 1886.

Mount Alford: From the Canterbury plains towards Mount Alford with Mount Taylor to the left and Mount Hutt to the right.

Hokitika River from the south bank above Hokitika.

Napier. Panoramic view along the coast. Wakefield’s New Zealand Land Company established numerous settlements that became principal towns.

Nelson (Whakatu) from the environs over the city towards Tasman Bay.

Wellington. Panoramic view over the city towards the harbour. Edward Wakefield’s New Zealand Land Company established numerous settlements that became principal towns.

Lake Mavora. View towards the Livingstone and Thomson Mountains.

Otira Gorge, West Coast Road. View over the Otira River into the gorge.

New Plymouth. Panoramic view with Mount Taranaki in the distance. Wakefield’s New Zealand Land Company established numerous settlements that became principal towns.

Lyttelton from above Lyttelton towards the harbour (Whakaraupo).

Rangitikei: View over the valley towards the Ruahine Mountains.

Wairarapa Lake: Looking towards Abbots Creek and Featherston.

Lyttleton. Panoramic view across the harbour.

Tarawera Lake. Moonlit view over the lake before the eruption of Mount Tarawera.

Picton Harbour. Night view looking out over the harbour and Queen Charlotte’s Sound.

Orakei Korako. View of over Waikato River and the sinter terraces.

Otago. View of the Remarkables and Lake Wakatipu.

Craigieburn Valley. View on the west coast road from Christchurch to Hokitika.

Wanganui. View of the city and Wanganui river.

Mount Tarawera. Spectacular depiction of the catastrophic eruption in 1886. After Charles Bloomfield.

Auckland: View from above Auckland looking towards the harbour (Waitimata).

Mount Taranaki (Mount Egmont) from the Puketotara road.

Lyttelton Harbour. Panoramic view of the harbour and railway. Wakefield’s New Zealand Land Company established numerous settlements that became principal towns.

Taupo Lake (Pukawa Lake). View of Pukawa Bay from the Te Aute Road.

Motuara, Marlborough Sound. Maori Hippah or Pa with houses made of reeds. After John Webber, artist on the Third Voyage.

Wanganui. Panoramic view over the Wanganui river towards the town. Edward Wakefield’s New Zealand Land Company established numerous settlements that became principal towns.

Oamaru. View overlooking the city towards the harbour. Wakefield’s New Zealand Land Company established numerous settlements that became principal towns.

New Zealand: Arms.

Greymouth. Panoramic view over the city towards the harbour. Wakefield’s New Zealand Land Company established numerous settlements that became principal towns.

Te Otukapuarangi. View of the silica deposits before they were destroyed by the eruption of Mount Tarawera.