FOUR COLOURED ENGRAVINGS OF MOTIFS FROM THE VASES IN THE COLLECTION OF SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON

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FOUR COLOURED ENGRAVINGS OF MOTIFS FROM THE VASES IN THE COLLECTION OF SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON
DATED 1767, NAPLES
Probably from 'COLLECTION OF ETRUSCAN, GREEK, AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES FROM THE CABINET OF THE HONBLE. WM. HAMILTON...', in later ebonised frames
The largest 30 ¼ x 20 ¾ in. (77 x 52.5 cm.), including frames


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