Architectural prints of important Architecture, Country Homes by Angus 1787

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Broome in Kent, the Seat of Sir Henry Oxenden ANG30 $45	Oxenford in Scotland, the Seat of Sir John Dalrymple ANG31 $45


Cusworth in Yorkshire, the Seat of William Wrightson ANG37 $45	Brandbourn in Kent, the Seat of Sir John Papillon Twisden ANG33 $45


Lleweny Hall in Denbighshire, the Seat of Honble. Thomas Fitzmaurice ANG34 $45	Theobalds in Hertfordshire, the Seat of George Prescott ANG35 $45


Attingham in Shropshire, the Seat of Lord Berwick ANG38 $45	Bradwell Lodge in Essex, the Seat of the Revd. Henry Bate Dudley ANG39 $45


Blickling in Norfolk, the Seat of The Honble. William Asheton Harbord ANG40 $45	Chillingham Castle in Northumberland, the Seat of the Earl of Tankerville ANG41 $45


Barskimming in Scotland, the Seat of Sir William Millar ANG42 $45	Clints in Yorkshire, the Seat of Miles Stapleton ANG43 $45


Chalfont House in Buckinghamshire, the Seat of Thomas Hibbert ANG44 $45	Nettlecombe Court in Somersetshire, the Seat of St. John Trevelyan Bar ANG45 $45


Sundridge Park in Kent, the Seat of Claude Scott ANG46 $45	Saltram in Devonshire, the Seat of Lord Boringdon ANG47 $45


Sion House in Middlesex, the Seat of the Duke of Northumberland ANG48 $45	Armston in Herefordshire ANG49 $45


Wansted House in Essex, the Seat of Sir James Tylney Long ANG50 $45	Coghill Hall in Yorkshire, the Seat of Sir John Coghill ANG51 $45


Blenheim in Oxfordshire the Seat of the Duke of Marlborough ANG54 SOLD	Hare Hall in Essex the Seat of John Arnold Wallenger ANG55 $45

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We are pleased to offer a selection of architectural prints of stately English homes from W. Angus Seats of Nobility & Gentry Prints 1787. These finely detailed engravings we drawn by prominent artists of the day, including Paul Sandby, Angus himself, John Claude Nattes, Edward Dayes, Lord Duncannon, and more. The delightfully nostalgic views show many stately homes of yesteryear in their glory days.

Each print measures approximately 10 1/2 inches wide by 7 3/4 inches long. The paper is light creamy in color with some minor foxing, mostly marginal. A copy of the title page & the original text description accompanies each print. These prints are in excellent condition for their age of over 230 years.