Georgian Trade Card Crane Taylor Habit & Pelisse Maker London Circa.1800

Georgian Trade Card Crane Taylor Habit & Pelisse Maker London Circa.1800English School Copper Engraving on laid paper. Circa. 1800. Rare Trade Card, advertising: Crane, Taylor, Habit & Pelisse Maker; No. 31 Long Acre, London. "Respectfully informs his numerous friends, and the public in General that he continues to serve them with every Article of the above Line on the best and Cheapest terms, he begs leave to recommend particularly to their Notice his so much Approved & Original plan of making Coats & Breeches with less

Later mounted as a cushion

The engravings of Frederick Carter have always been considered to be the artist’s greatest works

Old repair lower right

He taught engraving at The Royal College of Art between 1927 and 1944

Josiah Slater 1782-1837

Provenance: with Justin Skrebowski

and brothers

33 by 24 cms plate

Century French Orientalist School Head Study of an African Male

Presented in a late 18th

as well as exhibiting more than 170 miniatures and small full-length portraits at the Royal Academy between 1795 and 1833

Cynric Lloyd and secondly Lt Col