A NEW Buck's SONG, humbly address'd to the Gentlem,\n of that Noble Order,/ By a Brother.
Prints and Maps
Robert Sayer (Publisher)
London, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe
1756
Ink; Paper (laid)
Etched, Engraved, Line engraved
1969.1772 A
Object Number1969.1772 A |
Print (Line engraving)
A NEW Buck's SONG, humbly address'd to the Gentlem,\n of that Noble Order,/ By a Brother.
Prints and Maps
Bequest of Henry Francis du Pont
Robert Sayer (Publisher)
1725-02//1794
Sayer became active as a printseller as early as the late 1740s. He built up his stock of copper plates by taking over others’ inventories, first Philip Overton, then James McArdell when he died in 1765. He worked in partnership with John Bennett from around 1774 to 1785, then operated alone again through 1793. When he died in February 1794, the firm (along with Sayer’s stock of plates) were taken over by another London print firm, Laurie & Whittle.
London, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe
1756
1. Inscription; Lower center, beneath image; Printed for Rob.\t Sayer N.\o 53 Fleet Street.
2. Inscription; Lower center, beneath lyrics; Publish'd according to Act of Parliament 1756.
Genre scene; Society of Bucks
Ink; Paper (laid)
Etched, Engraved, Line engraved
17.22 (H) , 11 (W) , 10.2 (Image H) , 8.6 (Image W)
43.73 (H) , 27.9 (W) , 10.2 (Image H) , 8.6 (Image W)
Plate H: 13.9 in. (35.3 cm). Plate W: 9.79 in. (24.86 cm). Chain interval and laid lines not measured.
Sayer, Robert
1756
53 Fleet Street, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe
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[Book] Palmer, Arlene. 1976 A Winterthur Guide to Chinese Export Porcelain.
• Published: p. 120.
[Book] Northern Ceramic Society. Made in Liverpool: Liverpool Pottery and Porcelain 1700-1850.
• John Sadler print on Wedgwood creamware mug, Liverpool delft tile and Longton Hall porcelain mug; also James Hayes print on Richard Chaffers, Liverpool porcelain mug portraying Society of Bucks arms: pp. 114--15, nos. 168-71
[Book] Ray, Anthony. 1994 Liverpool Printed Tiles.
• Delft tiles bearing printed Society of Bucks arms: p. 22, nos. B1--2a and B1-3.