A Splendid Group of Eight Framed Early 19thC Anatomical Copper Plate Engravings; The New Cyclopaedia, London c.1802-08 sub-Decorative Objects A holder of very similar

A holder of very similar quality

used since the Qin dynasty

The small central field is well executed with a running dog inner border and a larger outer border populated by geometric motifs

both hand-painted in black over fiery burnished gold banners with frosted necks and surviving from the third quarter of the nineteenth century

There is an indistinct maker's name perhaps 'J

A Splendid Group of Eight Framed Early 19thC Anatomical Copper Plate Engravings; The New Cyclopaedia, London c.1802-08 sub-Decorative Objects A holder of very similarOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1802 08 In Frames: 13. 75 wide x 17. 75 high each The Plates: 8. 5 wide x 11 high each In portrait form, the framed and glazed single copper engraved plates, each numbered and annotated, and taken from A The New Cyclopaedia, London 1802 1820, engraved by Thomas Miton, depicting various muscle and bone groups of the human anatomy and surviving from Regency period England. There is some