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The Emperor of China's Palace at Pekin [sic]

Anonymous, Chinese, 18th century

ca. 1814

Maria Antonietta, Queen of France

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1777

Manufacturer's Catalogue of Silver Plated Ware (Sheffield)

Anonymous, British, 18th century

late 18th century

The South Prospect of the City of New York in America

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1761

New York from the Harbor with Ships in the Foreground

Anonymous, British, 18th century

before 1776

Trade Card for Samuel Bagster, Bookseller

Anonymous, British, 18th century

late 18th–early 19th century

Design for a Settee

Anonymous, German, 18th century

18th century

Woman with a Bird on Her Finger within an Oval Stone Frame

Anonymous, British, 18th century

second half 18th century

Trade card for Thomas Clout, printer

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Trade card for C.W. Dix, Printer and Engraver

Anonymous, British, 18th century

19th century

Trade Card for Edward Withers, Bookseller

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Fruit Garland Ornament

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

The East Prospect of the City of Philadelphia, in the Province of Pennsylvania

Anonymous, British, 18th century

after 1761

Manufacturer's Catalogue of Plated Ware

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Scorn, plate 16 from "Heads Representing the Various Passions of the Soul; as they are Expressed in the Human Countenance: Drawn by that Great Master Monsieur Le Brun"

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1765

Bookplate for Grant & Bolton, Booksellers

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

His most Sacred Majesty King Charles the first giving his Royal Orders to his Secretary of War, Sir Edward Walker, Knight, concerning the great Rebellion

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1705

Trade Card for J. Sanders, Printmaker

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1782

The Dog in the Manger

Anonymous, British, 18th century

April 17, 1775

Antiquities Dug up at Different Times in Crock-field near Newington, from Edward Hasted's, The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent, vols. 1-3

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1777–90

Trade Card for Blake's Printing

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

An Emblem of America

Anonymous, British, 18th century

September 4, 1798

Goody Bull or the Second Part of the Repeal

Anonymous, British, 18th century

March 18, 1766

Design for a Frieze with Acanthus and Shell

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Mal Cut Purse

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1794

Cymon and Iphigenia

Anonymous, British, 18th century

[1783] reissued January 2, 1800

Pray Sir What may Your Business be?

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1780–1800

Major General John Sullivan

Anonymous, British, 18th century

August 22, 1776

(Manufacturer's Catalogue of furniture mounts, candelabra, etc.)

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Trade Card for John & Josiah Boydell, Publishers

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Trade Card for Hopkins & Son, Engravers

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Trade Card for John Bell, Bookseller & Publisher

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1765–1831

An eagle with outstretched wings standing on a rock, surrounded by six other birds

Anonymous, British, 18th century

late 17th–early 18th century

Fan design, donkeys and people in the countryside

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Helena Forman, second Wife of Rubens

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1748–74

Trade Card for James Peers, Bookseller

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Trade Card for Smith & Kimbell, seal and copper plate engravers

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Trade Card for Savell, Copper Plate Printer

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

Spring (or Summer)

Anonymous, British, 18th century

1750–80

Trade Card for H. Fisher, Engraver and Copper Plate Printer

Anonymous, British, 18th century

18th century

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