James Godby (1769-1818) after Alexander Ossipovitch Orlovsky
Russian Cries: Kalatche Khorosh - a sort of white bread; Skra Svya - Kavias fresh; Water Carrier; Miasnick, or Butchers meat; Pasouda Khoroche - Good turnery wares; Krass Phoroche or Cranbery liquor good; Sbiten goriatchi - Tea hot; and A Peasant in a Too Loop
handcoloured stipple engravings, with title page, within original buff coloured printed wrapper (torn along spine, title plate disbound), published by Edward Orme, London, 1809. Sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return.
S. 14 x 10¼in. (35.5 x 26cm.)
James Godby (1769-1818) after Alexander Ossipovitch Orlovsky
Russian Cries: Kalatche Khorosh - a sort of white bread; Skra Svya - Kavias fresh; Water Carrier; Miasnick, or Butchers meat; Pasouda Khoroche - Good turnery wares; Krass Phoroche or Cranbery liquor good; Sbiten goriatchi - Tea hot; and A Peasant in a Too Loop
handcoloured stipple engravings, with title page, within original buff coloured printed wrapper (torn along spine, title plate disbound), published by Edward Orme, London, 1809. Sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return.
S. 14 x 10¼in. (35.5 x 26cm.)
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