ALL ITEMS: 'Ralfe--James


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409Engraving of the Capture of the French warship La FurieuseDetailsRalfe, James1820
Capture of La Furieuse
Ralfe, James
1820
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$190.00Ralfe--JamesCapture-of-La-FurieuseDepicts the British vessel Bonne Citoyenne towing the Furieuse after defeating her in an eight hour battle. Hand-colored aquatint engraving from James Ralfe's 'The Naval Chronology of Great Britain'. Matted and framed. <BR> </BR> Attribution line: "Pub'd. By Pyall & Stroud, 19 Hanway Street Oxford Street." On wove paper with watermark "1825".
414Engraving of the capture in 1808 of the French warship La ThetisDetailsRalfe, James1820
Capture of La Thetis
Ralfe, James
1820
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$0.00Ralfe--JamesCapture-of-La-ThetisSOLD <BR> </BR> Hand-colored aquatint engraving depicts the capture of 40-gun French frigate La Thetis by the British 36-gun frigate Amethyst. From James Ralfe's 'The Naval Chronology of Great Britain'.<BR> </BR> Attribution line: "Pub'd. By Pyall & Stroud, 19 Hanway Street Oxford Street." On wove paper .
415Engraving of the 1808 capture of the French warship La ThetisDetailsRalfe, James1820
The Prometheus and Melpomene
Ralfe, James
1820
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$190.00Ralfe--JamesThe-Prometheus-and-MelpomeneMatted and framed. <BR> </BR> Antique hand-colored aquatint engraving depicts the day following a battle in which the Melpomene, Implacable, Bellerophon, and Prometheus captured six Russian gunboats and 12 supply vessels near Percola Point, Frederikshavn, Denmark.<BR> </BR> From James Ralfe's 'The Naval Chronology of Great Britain'. Attribution line: "Pub'd. By Pyall & Stroud, 19 Hanway Street Oxford Street." On wove paper .
416Engraving of the 1811 attack on a fort by two British shipsDetailsRalfe, James1820
The Imperieuse and Thames attacking a Castle and Gunboats
Ralfe, James
1820
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$0.00Ralfe--JamesThe-Imperieuse-and-Thames-attacking-a-Castle-and-GunboatsSOLD<br></br> Hand-colored aquatint engraving depicts two British ships, 38-gun frigate Imperieuse and 32-gun Frigate Thames, in the harbour of Palinuro on the coast of Calabria in November 1811. The ships sank two gunboats and captured the fort after a just 15 minutes of shelling, and took two gunboats and 22 smaller vessels as prizes.<BR> </BR> From James Ralfe's 'The Naval Chronology of Great Britain'. Attribution line: "Pub'd. By Pyall & Stroud, 19 Hanway Street Oxford Street." On wove paper .
417Engraving of the HMS Temeraire at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805DetailsRalfe, James1820
Situation of the Temeraire
Ralfe, James
1820
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$0.00Ralfe--JamesSituation-of-the-TemeraireSOLD <br></br> Matted and framed. <BR> </BR> Hand-colored aquatint engraving depicts the 98-gun British ship HMS Temeraire on October 21, 1805 at the battle of Trafalgar off the coast of Cape Trafalgar, Spain.<BR> </BR> From James Ralfe's 'The Naval Chronology of Great Britain'. Attribution line: "Pub'd. By Pyall & Stroud, 19 Hanway Street Oxford Street." On wove paper .
418Antique nautical engraving of the British HMS Sparviere.DetailsRalfe, James1820
Capture of La Sparviere, May 3rd 1810.
Ralfe, James
1820
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$190.00Ralfe--JamesCapture-of-La-Sparviere--May-3rd-1810-Hand-colored aquatint engraving depicts the British 46-gun Spartan capturing the French vessel Sparviere in the Bay of Naples in 1810.<BR> </BR> From James Ralfe's 'The Naval Chronology of Great Britain'. Attribution line: "Pub'd. By Pyall & Stroud, 19 Hanway Street Oxford Street." On wove paper .