[Print] English School. J. B. Cipriani. "HAWAIIAN PALACE" (Palace of Queen Oberia of Otaheite). Numerous natives dance and pose within a columned interior. Engraved by F. Bartolozzi after a design by Cipriani. London. 1773. Copper engraved print. 10 x 14 1/8". Plate No. 18. John Hawkesworth. An account of the voyages... for making discoveries in the southern hemisphere. 4to. Good condition, two corners chipped. $375.00. I.D.#03366.

[Print] English School. [MERCURY BAY]. View of a bay on the northeast coast of the northern most island of New Zealand. Hollow rock with peaks beyond, native canoes in foreground. London. 1773. Copper engraved print. 8 3/8 x 10 3/4". Artist and engraver unidentified. Plate No. 18. John Hawkesworth. An account of the voyages... for making discoveries in the southern hemisphere. 4to. Good condition, sharp impression. Largo old cork stamp upper left of the Metropolitan L & S Institution. $275.00. I.D.#03368.

[Print] English School. J.B. Cipriani. "HAWAIIAN NATIVES". London. 1783. Copper engraved print. 9 1/2 x 12 3/4". Engraved by F. Bartolozzi after a design by Cipriani and used as Plate No. 1 in John Hawkesworth. An account of the voyages... for making discoveries in the southern hemisphere. 4to. $350.00. I.D.#03362.

[Print] English School. [John James Barralet]. VIEW OF THE ISLAND OF OTAHEITE. Also known as "HAWAIIAN BURIAL". Developed from a pencil and wash drawing by Barralet and engraved by William Woollett. Original drawing the the State Library of New South Wales, Sydney. London. 1783. A view of the island of Otaheite; with the house or shed called tupapow, under which the dead are deposited, and a representation of the person who performs the principal part of the funeral ceremony in his peculiar dress; with a man climbing the bread-fruit tree to get out of his way. Copper engraved print 9 1/4 x 14 1/4". Plate No. 5. John Hawkesworth. An account of the voyages... for making discoveries in the southern hemisphere. 4to. Good condition, sharp impression. Large old cork stamp upper right of the Metropolitan L & S Institution. Otaheite was in reality the island of Tahiti. I.D.#03364.  SOLD.

[Print] English School. NEW ZEALAND WAR CANOE. Large bark propelled by forty-two paddlemen with an ornate prow and stern. In a bay with cliffs in the distance. Artist and engraver unidentified. London. 1773. Copper engraved print. 9 1/8 x 22 1/4". Plate No. 16. John Hawkesworth. An account of the voyages... for making discoveries in the southern hemisphere. 4to. Good condition, sharp impression. Large old cork stamp upper left of the Metropolitan L & S Institution. I.D.#03367. SOLD.

[Print] English School. E. Rooker, sculp. NEW ZEALAND CANOES UNDER SAIL. Natives fish on the shore of a bay with four sailing canoes and a raft in the foreground. Large hill in the distance. Engraved by Rooker after an unidentified artist. London. 1773. Copper engraved print. 8 7/8 x 17 1/2". Plate No. 4. John Hawkesworth. An account of the voyages... for making discoveries in the southern hemisphere. 4to. Fair condition, joined at fold, stains lower left with light foxing. $400.00. I.D.#03365.

[Print] English school. [John James Barralet]. TREE ON ONE-TREE HILL - OTAHEITE (Tahiti). Engraving after the second of two wash drawings by Barralet in the State Library of New South Wales, Sydney and in the British Library. Re-titled: A VIEW OF MATAVIA BAY IN OTAHEITE... FROM ONE-TREE HILL. London. 1773. Copper engraved print. 8 1/4 x 10 1/2". The engraving after Barralet was copied from Parkinson and used as Plate No. 2. John Hawkesworth. An account of the voyages... for making discoveries in the southern hemisphere. 4to. Fair condition, small stain lower right. Large old cork stamp upper right of the Metropolitan L & S Institution. $275.00. I.D.#03363.

[Print] English School. [LANDING OF WALLIS AT OTAHEITE]. English warships having landed marines from two cutters in a choppy surf as natives watch, two with ponies to right. London. 1773. Copper engraved print. 9 7/8 X 17 1/4". Plate 23. John Hawkesworth. An account of the voyages... for making discoveries in the southern hemisphere. 4to. Fair condition only with foxing and stains and a few margin chips. Large old cork stamp upper right of the Metropolitan L & S Institution. $375.00. I.D.#03370.

[Print] English School. POULAHO, KING OF THE FRIENDLY ISLANDS AT THE TIME OF CAPTAIN COOK'S VISIT. Bust portrait of the king wearing feather head dress. London. c1800. Copper engraved print. 6.6 x 5" (image). $75.00. I.D.#10151.

[Print] English School. INTERVIEW BETWEEN CAPTAIN WALLIS, AND OBEREA, QUEEN OF OTAHEITE, AFTER PEACE BEING ESTABLISHED WITH THE NATIVES OF THAT ISLAND. Copper engraved plate. 8 1/8 x 10 1/4". Reworking of the same scene taken from Plate 22 in Hawkesworth's 1773 first edition of the first voyage of Captain Cook. Good condition, sharp impression with only a few light fox marks. London. c1800. Early 19th century.  I.D.#03372. SOLD.

[Print] English School. John Webber. A YOUNG WOMAN OF OTAHEITE, IN THE DRESS THEY ASSUME WHEN BRINGING A PRESENT. Comely maiden wears an elaborate hooped skirt suspended from her waist. Engraved by A. W. Warren. London. c1800. Early 19th century. Copper engraved plate. 8 1/8 x 10 1/4". Very good condition. $150.00. I.D.#03373.

[Print] English School. John Webber. A BOXING MATCH AT HAPAE, ONE OF THE FRIENDLY ISLANDS. Engraved by A.W. Warren. Plate from a later edition of the Cook voyages. The artist was draftsman on the Resolution, flagship of Capt. Cook, between 1776 to 1780. London. c1800. Early 19th century. Copper engraved plate. 8 1/8 x 10 1/4". $150.00. I.D.#03379.

[Print] English School. THE NATIVES OF OTAHEITE, ATTACKING CAPTN. WALLIS, THE FIRST DISCOVERER OF THAT ISLAND. Hostile natives in war canoes attack a British warship in a harbor as a potentate observes from a large barge in foreground. London. c1800. Early 19th century. Copper engraved plate. 8 1/8 x 10 1/4". Found at page 6 of the first volume of a later edition of Cook's third voyage. Good condition, few light fox marks. I.D.#03371. SOLD.

[Print] English School. REPRESENTATION OF A HUMAN SACRIFICE IN A MORAI AT OTAHEITE IN THE PRESENCE OF CAPTAIN COOK AND HIS OFFICERS. Plate found at p.42 in the first volume of a later edition of the Cook voyages. London. c1800. Early 19th century. Copper engraved plate. 7.25 x 5". Fine condition. $125.00. I.D.#10149.

[Print] English School. John Webber. THE CEREMONY OF POULAHO KING OF THE FRIENDLY ISLANDS DRINKING KAVA IN THE PRESENCE OF THE CHIEFS AND A NUMEROUS ASSEMBLAGE OF OTHER PRINCIPAL PERSONS. Native council in an interior. Engraved by A.W. Warren. London. c1800. Early 19th century. Copper engraved plate. 6 3/4 x 4 3/4". Taken from a later edition of the Cook voyages. Good condition. $70.00. I.D.#10156.

[Print] English School. VARIOUS INSTRUMENTS USED BY THE NATIVES OF OTAHEITE. Plate found at p.37 in the first volume of a later edition of Cook's voyages. London. c1800. Early 19th century. Copper engraved plate. 7 x 4.75" Fine condition. $60.00. I.D.#10186.

[Print] English School. [James Cook]. WAR CANOES OF OTAHEITE EQUIPP'D FOR ENGAGEMENT AS REPRESENTED BY CAPTN. COOKE [sic]. Plate found at p.30 in the first volume of a later edition of Cook's voyages. London. c1800. Early 19th century. Copper engraved plate. 7 x 5". Fine condition. $85.00. I.D.#10153.