CONTENTS:
1785-1789
1790-1799
1800-1809
1810-1819
1820-1829
1830-1839
1840-1877
Undated
Shipping
Neighbourhood

Margate: 1785 - 1789

A View of Margate Pier and the Two Sisters [1785]

Published by Simon Watts, London: Mezzotint, 1785

A View of Margate, with the Bathing Place; from a drawing by T. Smith, Esq. [1786]

Engraver: J. Wells. Artist: T. Smith, Esq. Published by J. Wells, No. 22 Charing Cross: Aquatint, Augsut 1 1786

A View of Margate, with the Bathing Place; from a drawing by T. Smith, Esq., hand coloured [1786]

Engraver: J. Wells. Artist: T. Smith, Esq. Published by J. Wells, No. 22 Charing Cross: Aquatint, Augsut 1 1786

View on the Parade Margate [1789]

Artist: J. Sanders. Published at No. 101 Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, London: Aquatint, 18 November 1789

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Margate: 1790 - 1799

View of Margate by Moonlight [1790]

Artist: Mr William Parsons [date of 1790 given in Kent Archaelogical Society catalogue]

A Cave in the Chalk Cliffs near Margate [1790]

Stipple and Etching: Printed and engraved by W Birch, Enamel Painter Published Feb 1 1790 by W. Birch, Hampstead Heath

Margate [1791]

From an Original Drawing, Engraved by J. Jukes Published March 22 1791 by J Brydon, Printseller and Frame-Maker, opposite Northumberland House, Charing Cross, London.

A The Public Tea Room; B A Mill built upon a new plan & is turned by the Wind within the frame. C The Assembly House, D The Church Tower E Bathing Machines

Margate [1792]

Pub. by T. Rowlandson, Strand March 1792

Margate Pier [1797]

Hand-coloured etching: Drawn and etched by Amelia Noel London, Published April 30, 1797, by Amelia Noel, No. 139 Picadilly

Dandelion [1797]

Hand-coloured etching: Drawn and etched by Amelia Noel London, Published April 30, 1797, by Amelia Noel, No. 139 Picadilly

Margate from the Road to Broadstairs [1797]

Hand-coloured etching: Drawn and etched by Amelia Noel London, Published 1 Septemeber, 1797, by Amelia Noel, No. 139 Picadilly

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Margate: 1800 - 1809

St. John's Church [1800]

Eng. B. T. Pouncy. Published Nov 1 1800 by Wm. Alexander, No 42 Newman Street

Pier Head Margate [1801]

Howitt (artist) , Baily (Engraver), Random, Stainbank & Co., Publisher 1 August 1801

Margate, with the Arrival of the Hoy [1801]

P.J. de Loutherbourgh Published by R. Bowyer, Hostoric Gallery, Pall Mall, 1801. Sculp. J. C. Stadler

Margate, with the Arrival of the Hoy [1808]

P.J. de Loutherbourgh Published by I. &. W. Machavin, No 107 New Bond Street,London, 11 Oct 1808, Sculpt. J.Hill [re-issue of previous print]

Margate [Theatre Royal] [1804]

Published 1 March 1804 by T. Woodfall , Villiers St Strand

Inner view of the Pier, Bathing-rooms etc taken from the Shipwrights [1805]

Drawn by J. R. Smith [John Raphael Smith] London Pub. June 1 1805 by C.Richards 349 Strand

Margate, from the Parade [1808]

de Loutherbourg Pub 1 October 1808 by I & W Macgavin, No 107 New Bond Street, London, J. Hill sculpt

Representation of the Town of Margate during the Storm from the N. N. W. on Thursday & Friday , the 14 and 15 January 1808

London, Pub by I. Hassell, Dec 1, 1808 at E. Bumford’s, 5 Newgate Street Drawn and Aquatint by I. Hassell

Representation of the Pier at Margate during the Storm from the N. N. W. on Thursday & Friday , the 14 and 15 January 1808

London, Pub by I. Hassell, Dec 1, 1808 at E. Bumford’s, 5 Newgate Street Drawn and Aquatint by I. Hassell

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Margate: 1810 - 1819

St. John's Church N.E. [1811]

Small engraving 10 x 5.5 cm: Gentleman’s Magazine Jan 1811 Plate II, p17]

Margate. [ca 1815?]

Drawn and Engraved by W. Pickett [no steam yachts and so probably pre 1815]

Margate [1817]

London, Published by John Harris, St Pauls Church Yard, Feb 1, 1817. Engraved by Scott, from a drawing by Loch, for John Britton and Edward W.Brayley. “The Beauties of England and Wales”

Margate from the Sands [1817]

Margate from the Sands Engr. by W. Deeble from a drawing by G. Shepherd. Published for the Proprietors by Sherwood and Co, April 1,1817. [later hand colouring]

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Margate: 1820 - 1829

The Victory and Favorite London-Margate Steam Packets [1821]

Modern copy from an aquatint by J. Hudson, published 1821

Margate [1822]

Engraved by J. Greig from a Drawing by T. H. Shepherd for “ Excursions in the County of Kent” Published April 1, 1822 by Longman & Co., Paternoster Row

Pier at Margate [1823]

Drawn and engraved by Willm. Daniell (1769-1837) Published by W. Daniell, Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square, London, Aug 1, 1823.

Margate [1825]

Mezzotint by Thomas Lupton from a drawing made by J. M. W. Turner originally published in the series "Views of the Ports of England" in 1825, reissued in 1856 as "The Harbours of England"; this print by Smith Elder, and Co. in 1877

Margate [1826]

Engraving by G.Cooke from a drawing made by J. M. W. Turner for "Picturesque Views on the Southern Coast of England" published by John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill, et al, 1826

Margate Old Church [1828]

Lithograph by Paul Gauci, 10 July 1828, for "Margate, Ramsgate and Environs, No 1. Five vignettes. 1. Margate Old Church; 2. The Race Ground, Dandelion; 3. Margate Pier, and part of the Town; 4. St Lawrence; 5. Ramsgate new Church" published by Engelmann, Graf, Coindet & Co.

The Race Ground, Dandelion [1828]

Lithograph by Paul Gauci, 10 July 1828, for "Margate, Ramsgate and Environs, No 1. Five vignettes. 1. Margate Old Church; 2. The Race Ground, Dandelion; 3. Margate Pier, and part of the Town; 4. St Lawrence; 5. Ramsgate new Church" published by Engelmann, Graf, Coindet & Co.

Margate Harbour [1820s ?]

Undated

Margate [1820s ?]

Margate; Drawn from Nature and on Stone by C. Hullmandel. Printed by C. Hullmandel; Published by R. Ackermann 101 Strand; London

Margate Pier [1820s ?]

Engraved by George Hunt Pub by Hunt and Pyall, 6 York St. Covent Garden [George Hunt active 1820s-1830s]

Entrance to Margate Pier [Polygraph: 1825-1828]

One of the "Picturesque Views" series of "Polygraphs" published by Hodgson and Co., of 16 Newgate Street, London, in the 1820s.

Garners Library [Polygraph: 1825-1828]

One of the "Picturesque Views" series of "Polygraphs" published by Hodgson and Co., of 16 Newgate Street, London, in the 1820s.

Margate from the Kingsgate Road [Polygraph: 1825-1828]

One of the "Picturesque Views" series of "Polygraphs" published by Hodgson and Co., of 16 Newgate Street, London, in the 1820s.

Margate from the London Road [Polygraph: 1825-1828]

One of the "Picturesque Views" series of "Polygraphs" published by Hodgson and Co., of 16 Newgate Street, London, in the 1820s.

Margate Pier [Polygraph: 1825-1828]

One of the "Picturesque Views" series of "Polygraphs" published by Hodgson and Co., of 16 Newgate Street, London, in the 1820s.

Margate [1820s ?]

Hand-Coloured engraving. G. Dawe Engraver and Printer 9 Southampton Place, New Road [George Dawe (1781-1829)]

The Bridge, Bridge [King] Street [ca 1826]

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Margate: 1830 - 1839

The New Baths Margate [1829]

Drawn by Geo. Shepherd, engraved by McClatchie: for "England’s Topographer or A new and complete History of the County of Kent" by W. H. Ireland, published by George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London - Vol 1, July 1828

The New Church at Margate from Austin's Row [1830]

Drawn by Geo. Shepherd, engraved by John Cleghoren: for "England’s Topographer or A new and complete History of the County of Kent" by W. H. Ireland, published by George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London - Vol 1, July 1828

The Marine Parade and New Droit House Margate [1830]

Drawn by Geo. Shepherd, engraved by T. Garner: for "England’s Topographer or A new and complete History of the County of Kent" by W. H. Ireland, published by George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London - Vol 1, July 1828

Margate The Pier and New Light House [1829]

Drawn by Geo. Shepherd, engraved by T. Garner: for "England’s Topographer or A new and complete History of the County of Kent" by W. H. Ireland, published by George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London - Vol 1, July 1828

Margate [1832]

Drawn by J. M. W. Turner, R.A. Engraved by R. Wallis London, Published 1832 for the Proprietors by Moon, Boys and Graves, Pall Mall Printed by McQueen: from J.M.W. Turner, Picturesque views in England and Wales, London 1827-38, Part XIV, No.3 [pl.55]

Margate Pier and Harbour [1833]

Drawn by W. H. Bartlett, eng by J. Roberts Published for the proprietors by I. T. Hinton, 17 Warwick Sqar. For “The Watering Places of Great Britain, London, 1833”

Clifton Baths [ca 1835]

Drawn by W.H. Bartlett eng by R. Sears Print published by Joseph Robins, Bride Court, London, for: "The Fashionable Guide and Directory to the Public Places of Resort Illustrated with Views" Published by T.Fry ca 1835.

Royal Hotel Margate [ca 1835]

Drawn by W.H. Bartlett eng by J. C. Allen. Print published by Joseph Robins, Bride Court, London, for: "The Fashionable Guide and Directory to the Public Places of Resort Illustrated with Views" Published by T.Fry ca 1835.

Margate [ca 1835]

Drawn by H. Wallis. Print published by Joseph Robins, Bride Court, London, for: "The Fashionable Guide and Directory to the Public Places of Resort Illustrated with Views" Published by T.Fry ca 1835.

Margate [ca 1835]

A. Vickers and H. Wallis Print published by Joseph Robins, Bride Court, London, for: "The Fashionable Guide and Directory to the Public Places of Resort Illustrated with Views" Published by T.Fry ca 1835.

Margate from the Sea [1838]

Painted by G. Chambers, published by A.H. Baily & Co., Cornhill, October 1, 1838

Margate Harbour [1830s]

J. Shury, published by R. B. Schnebbellie

Margate [1839]

Published by Ackerman and Co London 1839 Drawn by T. Jennings Engraved by James B. Allen

Margate Pier [1830s ?]

J. and H. S. Storer [H. S. Storer died in 1837]

Tivoli Gardens [1830s]

Drawn on Stone by H. Walton, printed by C. Hullmandel [1830s]

Grove House, the Residence of Wm. Chas. Lever Keene [1838]

T. Martin, Lithographer, for the Epitome of the History of Kent

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Margate: 1840 - 1877

Trinity Church Interior [1840-1850]

Painting by C.J. Greenwood, Engraved by Robert Groom, printed by C. Moody, Holborn.

Margate Pier and Harbour [ca 1840]

Originally produced for Thomas Dugdale's part-work "Curiosities of Great Britain. England & Wales Delineated" (London : 1838-1843).

Margate [1847]

Engraved by Mason Jackson (1819-1903) from an original study by Thomas Harrison Hair. Originally produced in 1847 for the part-work publication "The Land We Live In" (London : 1847-1851) - and here in a slightly later impression for William S. Orr & Co., 1856.

The Old Margate Jetty [1853]

The Old Margate Jetty. Photogravure by W.H. Hoather London. [dated on one of the rocks: Oct 20 1853]

Margate [1850s ?]

Hand coloured lithograph by Thomas Packer [Thomas Packer: Draughtsman and lithographer of military subjects, portraits and topographical views after his own designs and those of his contemporaries. –active mid-19th century]

Pier and Lighthouse [1867]

Chemolithograph from T. Nelson Views of Margate and Ramsgate, 1867

Fort Terrace from the Jetty [1867]

Chemolithograph from T. Nelson Views of Margate and Ramsgate, 1867

Old Bathing Rooms [1867]

Chemolithograph from T. Nelson Views of Margate and Ramsgate, 1867

Margate Jetty from the Pier [1867]

Chemolithograph from T. Nelson Views of Margate and Ramsgate, 1867

Margate from Royal Crescent [Panorama] [1867]

Chemolithograph from T. Nelson Views of Margate and Ramsgate, 1867

The Pier [1868]

Print after James Webb - A View of Margate from the Pier 1868

Destruction of Margate Jetty [1877]

Written in pencil on back: Destruction of Margate Jetty Nov 1877

Margate New Pier and Promenade [1877]

[Jetty extension]. Registered Design No 314 May 3 1877 Geo. Gordon Page, C.E., Engineer Handyside & Co., Contractors

In the second half of the 19th century the print scene was dominated by small-scale steel line-engraved vignettes. These were produced in large numbers, mostly by London printers, and catered for the cheaper end of the tourist market. They are listed separately here.

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Margate: Undated

Marine Parade and Library Margate

One of a pair of prints, with the following print

Marine Parade Margate Storm approaching

One of a pair of prints, with the previous print

Pier at Margate

Small print, 7 x 5 cm

The London Engineer Steam Yacht and Victory Steam Vessel entering Margate Pier, from London

[no date]

Margate

Small engraving, 12 x 6.5 cm

Margate Pier

Small engraving, 7 x 4.5 cm

Margate

Small engraving, 9.5 x 5 cm, B. Foster and W. Miller

Margate

Small print 11 x 7.5 cm of donkey at Margate, one of a pair with the following print

Pegwell

Small print 11 x 7.5 cm of donkey cart at Pegwell, one of a pair with the previous print

Margate Lighthouse

The New Landing Place and Pier from the Fort, Margate

Lithograph, Newman and Co

Hall's Library at Margate

Iron Bridge, Marine Terrace

Ebenezer Chapel Cecil Square Margate

This plate is humbly dedicated top the Revd D. Denham and friends of the above chapel

Marine Parade

Jarvis Landing Place

Jarvis Landing Place and Pier

Jarvis's Landing Place and Pier

The Parade

Marine Terrace Margate [looking to Westbrook and windmill]

The Pier

Fort Hill

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Margate: Shipping

An Indiaman stranded [Hindostan 1803]

Storm off Margate [1805]

P. J. de Loutherbourg. "The Romantic and Picturesque Scenery of England and Wales" engraved by William Pickett, Printed for Robert Bowyer, at the Historic Gallery, Pall-Mall, 1805

The London Engineer [1819]

From “The Repository of Arts, Leisure, Literature, Fashions, Manufactures, etc” The Second Series, Vol 8, Aug 1, 1819 Published by R. ACKERMANN, 101, STRAND

View of the Custom House and London Bridge with the Margate Steam Yachts [1820]

Hand coloured aquatint by Robert Havell, from "A series of Views of the Public Buildings and Bridges in London" published by Colnaghi & Co 1820

Victory Steam Yacht [1821]

To His Most Gracious Majesty King George the Fourth The Illustrious Patron of Steam Packets this plate is dedicated by His Majesty's most devoted and faithful Servant & Subject, John Hudson.

The land view represents Margate - The Packet's view the Victory steam yacht Captain Corbin, built under the direction of Geo. Dodd Esq, the founder of the Steam Packet to Margate, Gravesend and Richmond and who commanded the first Steam Yacht which crossed the Irish Channel and entered Dublin Harbour.

London, Published Sept 5th, 1821 by John Hudson 85, Cheapside.

Margate Pier with Steam Packets [1821]

Margate Pier with Steam Packets [Victory and Favorite steam packest]. aquatint by J. Hudson. Published by E. Wallis, 42 Skinner Street, London, 1821

Margate, with the Venus Steam Packet entering the Harbour [1823]

This print is respectfully dedicated to the Proprietors of the above Vessel by their most Obedient Servant W. P. Huggins. Painted by W. L. Huggins. Engraved by T. Sutherland. London Published April 5 1823 by R. Lambe, 96 Gracechurch Street and by the Painter, 36 Leadenhall Street

Sun-rise Whiting Fishing at Margate [1825]

Drawn by J.M.W. Turner - Engraved on steel by Thomas Lupton Marine Views Plate 2 - Published 1 June 1825, by W. B. Cooke, 9 Soho Squar.

The Lady Kennaway, off Margate, Thos. Surflen, Esq. Commander Homeward Bound 1827 [1829]

Painted by J. W. Huggins, Engraved by E. Duncan, late London Published by J. W. Huggins, 150 Leadenhall Street, 1829.

The "Westminster" and "Claudine" ashore near Margate [1841]

J.C. Bentley after W.H. Bartlett. From the part-work series "Ports, Harbours, Watering Places and Coast Scenery of Great Britain". (London 1836-1842). Steel engraving, published by William Finden, London, 1841.

City of Canterbury [ca 1860?]

To Captain Large and the Inhabitants of Margate and Herne Bay this print of “The City of Canterbury” (leaving Margate Pier) is respectfully dedicated by their most obedient Servant William Foster.

Lithograph by T. G. Dutton , published by Day & Son, Lithographers to the Queen. [no date but ca 1860: Thomas Goldsworth Dutton died 1891]

The Royal Yacht off Margate. Night of March 5th 1863

Chromolithograph. Robert Charles Dudley, published 1864

Margate Hoy [no date]

Etching: Margate Hoy with Dover and Calais passage boat on left and Custom house cutter on right

Hero Steam Packet entering Margate [no date]

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Margate: Neighbourhood

Broadstairs

From the Battery at Broadstairs [1797]

Drawn and etched by Amelia Noel London, Published April 30, 1797, by Amelia Noel, No. 139 Picadilly

Garlinge

Garlinge, Isle of Thanet [no date]

Inscribed "Garlinge, Isle of Thanet" on the lower right – no date

Gateway at Dandelion 1800

London. Published 1 Nov 1800 by William Alexander, No 42 Newman Street. B. T. Pouncy.

Kingsgate

Convent of St. Mildred at Kingsgate in the Isle of Thanet [1780]

Aquatint with etching: engraver: J. Basire.

King's Gate near Margate, Kent [1787]

European Mag. August 1787. Published by I. Sewell, Cornhill

Lord Holland’s House, Kingsgate [1797]

Drawn and etched by Amelia Noel London, Published April 30, 1797, by Amelia Noel, No. 139 Picadilly

Stables at Kingsgate [1797]

Drawn and etched by Amelia Noel. London, Published 1 Septpember, 1797, by Amelia Noel, No. 139 Picadilly

Kingsgate in the Isle of Thanet, Kent, the seat of John Roberts Esq. [1804]

Published March 1 1804 by W. Angus, No 4 Gwynnes Buildings, Islington. Drawing by Tomkins, eng by Wm. Angus. Taken from the Seats of the Nobility and Gentry by W. Angus, published ca 1796

Kingsgate from the Margate Road [Polygraph: 1825-1828]

One of the "Picturesque Views" series of "Polygraphs" published by Hodgson and Co., of 16 Newgate Street, London, in the 1820s.

Kemp stairs near Kingsgate [ca 1830]

Etching by Edward William Cooke, "Sixty five plates of shipping and craft"

North Foreland

The South Prospect of the North Foreland Light House [1736]

The history and antiquities as well ecclesiastical as civil, of the Ile of Tenet, in Kent. John Lewis. 2nd edition, 1736

The North Foreland Lighthouse by Samuel Hieronymus Grimm [ca 1780]

W. Harbutt after "The North Foreland Lighthouse," oil on Canvas. [ca 1780] by Samuel Hieronymous Grimm (1733-94]

North Foreland Light House 1830

Drawn by H. Gastineau, engraved by H. Adlard: for "England’s Topographer or A new and complete History of the County of Kent" by W. H. Ireland, published by George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London - Vol 1, July 1828

North Foreland Light House 1823

Drawn and Engraved by William Daniell, August 1 1823: Published by W. Daniell, Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square, London

Pegwell Bay

Pegwell Bay near Margate with the Regatta on Sept. 23, 1828

Drawn by Geo. Shepherd, engraved by C. Mottram for "England’s Topographer or A new and complete History of the County of Kent" by W. H. Ireland, published by George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London - Vol 1, July 1828

St. Peters/Ranelagh Gardens

Ranelagh Gardens St Peters [no date]

small print 7.5 x 4.5 cm

South View of Renelagh Gardens [1830s]

Executed and Published by E. Rouse, Fulham

South West View of Renelagh Gardens [1830s]

Executed and Published by E. Rouse, Fulham

The Shallows, near St. Peter's Thanet [1830s]

Executed and Published by E. Rouse, Fulham

Mr Blackburn’s Wine Vaults at St. Peters [1797]

Drawn and etched by Amelia Noel. London, Published 1 September, 1797, by Amelia Noel, No. 139 Picadilly

Reculvers

South View of Reculver Abby [1735]

J. and N. Buck

Reculver Church Isle of Thanet [1800]

London, Published Nov 1, 1800 by Wm. Alexander , No 42 Newman Street

Reculvers Church Kent [1808]

Engraved by J. Storer, for the Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet, from a drawing by E.S. Published for the proprietors, by W. Clarke, New Bond Street & J. Carpenter, Old Bond Street, Nov 1, 1808

The Reculver’s Church [1830]

Drawn by G. Shepherd, engraved by H.Adlard, for "England’s Topographer or A new and complete History of the County of Kent" by W. H. Ireland, published by George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London - Vol 1, July 1828

Interior ruins of The Reculver’s Church [1830]

Drawn by I. Baynes, engraved by H.Adlard, for "England’s Topographer or A new and complete History of the County of Kent" by W. H. Ireland, published by George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London - Vol 1, July 1828

Salmestone Grange

Salmestone-Grange in 1817

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