81 6004 Schenk Pieter 1660 1718/19 
- Cut well outside the platemark.
= Rare. Hollstein 382. According to Hollstein not part of a series, but the plate was reused for Hollstein 377 (also Sight).
81 6005 Schmidt Georg Friedrich 1712 1775 
- Fine. = Nagler 114, Wessely 104, first state of 2. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCVIII.
81 6006 Schwegman Hendrik 1761 1816 
81 6006 Schwegman Hendrik 1761 1816 
81 6006 Schwegman Hendrik 1761 1816 
- Fine.
= From the collection pf J.W. Niemeijer, with his bookplate on modern chemise. Very rare complete series. All prints are proofs (1st state) before the letters and numbers, titles supplied in pencil (by Schwegman?). Wurzbach 2; Sliggers VIII, no. 1-9. This set sold in auction at Van Huffel, Utrecht, 1959 (no.1119). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCIX.
81 6007 Seasons Stella Jacques 1597 1657 after 
- Sl. foxed; agetoned and w. offsetting from former passepartout.
81 6008 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
- Partly foxed. = Rare. Schneidermann 124 and Harrington 135, the first state (of 2). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCIX.
81 6009 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
81 6009 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
= Schneidermann 2 and 21.
81 6010 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
= Schneiderman 203, probably the 7th state (of 9); Harrington 215.
81 6011 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
= Schneiderman 24, the 6th state (of 8): Harrington 20.
81 6012 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
= Schneiderman 17, trial III (of IV). With collector's marks of i.a. August Poulet-Malassis (Lugt 1906) (shining through in lower right corner of image).
81 6013 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
= Schneidermann 36, the 4th and final state; Harrington 37.
AND 1 other etching w. drypoint by the same, Windmill Hill, No. 1 (Schneiderman 152, the 5th and final state).
81 6014 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
= Rare proof between Schneiderman 47, state VI and VII; Harrington 51. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE C.
81 6015 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
81 6015 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
= Schneiderman 98, between the 3rd and 4th state, prior to the Portfolio; Harrington 107.
AND 1 other etching w. drypoint by the same: Fulham (monogrammed and titled in the plate, on Japanese. Schneiderman 22; Harrington 19).
81 6016 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
81 6016 Seymour Haden Francis 1818 1910 
= Scheidermann 23 and 58; Harrington 21 and 631.
81/6017 Ships Atlas van de Zeehavens der Bataafsche Republiek die van Batavia en Onrust Mitsgaders de Afbeeldingen van de Haringvisscherij en de Walvischvangst 
81/6017 Ships Atlas van de Zeehavens der Bataafsche Republiek die van Batavia en Onrust Mitsgaders de Afbeeldingen van de Haringvisscherij en de Walvischvangst 
- All with (vague) red mould stains in left margin, occas. touching the image; otherwise fine.
= All plates unfolded. Cat. NHSM p. 319; Tiele 3. Comprises i.a. the harbour of Amsterdam (2x), Den Briel, Enkhuizen, Harlingen, Medemblik, Rotterdam and Vlaardingen.
81 6018 Ships Canot Pierre Charles ±1710 1777 
81 6018 Ships Canot Pierre Charles ±1710 1777 
- Both sl. yellowed.
81/6019 Ships A General Engagement 
- Trifle frayed; (closed) tear in all corners, 1x affecting the image; trifle browned/ foxed.
= Splendid and attractive action view.
81/6020 Ships De haringvisschery 
81/6020 Ships De haringvisschery 
- Central fold strengthened on verso; 2 false folds at lower end of central fold; sl. foxed, mostly in blank margins; a dampstain in upper blank corner of the image.
AND 1 other: "De Haven van Schiedam" (engr. view by M. SALLIETH after D. DE JONG, 18,2x22 cm., ±1780).
81 6021 Ships Schetky John Christian 1778 1874 after 
- Some creases and closed tears around the edges, still an attractive print.
= One of a series of 3 prints, with extensive engr. captions (cut off and mounted on verso frame), i.a. identifying the depicted ships. "Dit Stel van drie platen voorstellende het vertrek uit de Haven van Portsmouth op den 2d. Juny 1833 van 12 Nederlandsche Koopvaardy Scheepen uit het Embargo ontslagen (...)". F.M. 6916: "Fraaije aquatinta".
81/6022 Ships Stoomschepen Rotterdam en Maas 2000 Tons 1300 P K 
- A few unobtrusively closed tears.
= The two steamships "Rotterdam" and "Maas" were built by the shipping company that eventually became known as the Holland America Line and were the first ships to succesfully sail on a regular basis from The Netherlands (Rotterdam) to the US (New York). Rare lithograph.
81/6023 Ships Lot of 13 etchings/ engravings 
81/6023 Ships Lot of 13 etchings/ engravings 