Condition Notes: Good antique condition for their age.Crazing visible throughout, consistent with age.Both platters show some surface discoloration, utensil marks, and general wear.The smaller platter has more noticeable staining on the back and slight glaze imperfections (see photos).Brand: T. TillMaker: T. Till & SonType: Serving PlatterObject Type: PlatterColour: BlueMaterial: EarthenwareSubject: FloralTheme: FloralTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomOriginal/Reproduction: Antique OriginalAntique: YesPattern: WellingtonStyle: VictorianThese stunning Victorian-era serving platters by T. Till & Son feature the "Wellington" pattern, showcasing intricate blue transferware designs characteristic of 19th-century British pottery.Manufacturer Details: Wellington Pottery: Established in Glasgow in 1797, they specialized in redware flower pots, garden ornaments, and domestic wares for local markets. T. Till & Son: Operated from approximately 1850–1928 in Burslem, Staffordshire. Pieces marked with "& SON" date prior to 1861, making these platters examples of their earlier work. Features: Material: Earthenware. Design: Blue-on-white transferware featuring an elaborate floral and scrollwork border with a central floral motif. Sizes: Larger platter: Approx. 17 inches in length. Smaller platter: Approx. 15.5 inches in length. Backstamp: The banner-style mark, "Wellington T. Till & Son," is underglaze blue, typical of the Victorian era's aesthetic and marking techniques. Condition: Good antique condition for their age. Crazing visible throughout, consistent with age. Both platters show some surface discoloration, utensil marks, and general wear. The smaller platter has more noticeable staining on the back and slight glaze imperfections (see photos). Historical Context:These platters represent British industrial pottery manufacturing during the Victorian period when Staffordshire was a hub for ceramic production. The ornate "Wellington" pattern reflects the popular 19th-century aesthetic for detailed and romantic designs.These pieces are perfect for collectors of antique pottery or as striking display items for anyone who appreciates Victorian craftsmanship.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition.There is a visible repair at the neck, with a faint crack running from shoulder to collar.A chip to the front of one black shoe.General age-related crazing and some worn areas in the glaze and paint.Brand: StaffordshireType: FigurineColour: MultiMaterial: PorcelainSubject: MenTheme: PeopleTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomItem Height: 6 inItem Weight: 489 gStyle: AntiqueThis antique-style Staffordshire porcelain figurine depicts a seated man reading a book or letter, dressed in a lavender-pink jacket with decorative trim, white trousers, and black shoes. He is perched on a rocky mound base with grassy and stone-like detailing, adding visual depth and naturalistic texture.Measuring approximately 6 inches tall (15 cm) and weighing 489 grams, this hand-painted figure captures the refined yet simple charm of 19th-century Staffordshire folk pottery.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, good condition. No chips, cracks, or damage observed. The paint and glaze remain bright and intact.Brand: The Leonardo CollectionType: FigurineColour: MultiMaterial: PorcelainSubject: BabyTheme: BabiesCountry of Origin: ChinaThis delightful porcelain figurine set from the Leonardo Collection captures a peaceful nap-time scene with a baby boy and baby girl each nestled in their own little bed. Featuring pastel pink and blue tones, these charming figures are full of delicate detail — from the gentle facial expressions to the ruffled bedding and soft blankets. Perfectly sculpted with a glossy finish, these figurines are ideal for nursery displays, collector shelves, or as a thoughtful gift to new parents or grandparents.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition, worn — visible signs of age and wear:The gold gilt shows wear in multiple places, particularly on the edges of the dress and floral details.The rose has minor chipping on the edges (see close-up photos).Small surface marks and areas of glaze wear consistent with handling and age.No visible major cracks or structural damage.Please review all photos carefully to assess the condition.Material: PorcelainSubject: CatColour: RedVintage: YesBrand: UnbrandedType: FigurineOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalTheme: Floral,GermanTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Production Style: Art PotteryProduction Technique: PotteryCountry of Origin: GermanyHandmade: YesThis item is a charming German porcelain figurine, featuring a young lady in a flowing blue and white dress with gold gilt accents, holding a large rose and posed gracefully by a tree trunk. This elegant figurine stands approximately 8.5 inches tall and weighs 354 grams. The piece embodies the timeless Rococo revival style, often associated with Dresden and Meissen-inspired porcelain, known for their delicate hand-painted details and romantic subject matter.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Acceptable, worn vintage condition.Visible flaws and wear:Minor paint wear and surface scratches throughout.The girl's bird figure has a chipped beak (see close-up photo).Small chip to the ruffled collar on the girl's back (see close-up photo).The boy’s jacket shows paint loss on the back edge (see photo).General light wear and soiling consistent with age.Brand: UnbrandedType: FigurineTheme: ReligiousMaterial: PorcelainTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Subject: CatColour: RedCountry of Origin: GermanyThis listing features a charming antique porcelain figurine pair depicting a young boy and girl in farmyard attire, each accompanied by poultry. These beautifully detailed figures stand approximately 10.5 inches tall and are perfect for collectors of vintage European porcelain or country-themed decor.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Overall acceptable, displayable condition.Some wear consistent with age and handling:Minor chip on Baby Howard's leaf (see close-up photo).Ollie on Slide has wear on one foot/claw (see close-up photo).Some light scuffing and dust present on all pieces.Brand: UnbrandedType: FigurineTheme: AnimalsMaterial: WoodTime Period Manufactured: 1990-1999Subject: CatCountry of Origin: United KingdomColour: RedThis charming lot features three Langford "Hedgies" Hand Painted Figurines, each showcasing delightful hedgehog characters with unique poses and personality. The figurines are individually hand painted and date from 1996-1997. Included in this lot are: Baby Howard (1996) Digby (1996) Ollie on Slide (1997) These collectible figurines are full of character, perfect for any hedgehog lover or collector of whimsical animal figures.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: The figurine is in acceptable condition, with some damage that is common for pieces of this age and delicacy.Beak: The very tip of the beak has a small, clean chip, visible in the detailed photos.Tail: The tail end has damage, but the piece remains stable Overall: Acceptable condition. The colors are bright, and the glaze is in excellent condition. Please see the photos for a full view of the figurine and its condition.Brand: Keramos WienType: FigurineColour: MultiMaterial: PorcelainSubject: PheasantTheme: Art DecoTime Period Manufactured: 1920-1929Country of Origin: AustriaItem Height: 8 inItem Length: 10 inFeatures: AntiqueStyle: Art DecoOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalThis is a vibrant and beautifully detailed antique porcelain figurine of a Golden Pheasant, a stunning bird known for its brilliant colors. The figurine features a rich palette of deep blues, fiery oranges, and golden yellows, with a high-gloss finish that brings the piece to life. It's a striking decorative item that would add a touch of classic elegance and natural beauty to any collection or home decor.The figurine is marked on the bottom with the stamp for Keramos Wien, a renowned Austrian porcelain company. Below the Keramos mark, it is stamped "MADE IN AUSTRIA." The impressed numbers "811 S" are also visible.Detailed Condition:The figurine is in acceptable condition, with some damage that is common for pieces of this age and delicacy. Beak: The very tip of the beak has a small, clean chip, visible in the detailed photos. Tail: The tail end has damage, but the piece remains stable  Overall: Acceptable condition. The colors are bright, and the glaze is in excellent condition. Please see the photos for a full view of the figurine and its condition. Measurements: Height: Approximately 8 inches Length (beak to tail): Approximately 10 inches Weight: 0.575 kg (1.27 lbs) Historic Background:Keramos Wien, established in Vienna, Austria, in 1919, was celebrated for its high-quality artistic porcelain and ceramic pieces. The company's work often drew inspiration from nature and the Art Deco style, creating detailed and expressive figurines. Many of their pieces were created by well-known artists and are highly collectible. This pheasant figurine, with its distinctive mark, is a great example of the fine craftsmanship and artistic quality for which Keramos Wien was known.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, good condition. No visible cracks or chips, finish remains bright and well-preserved.Brand: Royal CopenhagenType: FigurineSubject: GirlTheme: PeopleColour: BlueMaterial: PorcelainTime Period Manufactured: 1950-1959Item Height: 8.5 inOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalSigned: YesCountry of Origin: DenmarkThis item is a charming vintage Royal Copenhagen figurine, model number 2444, depicting a young girl in a soft blue dress with her head bowed and hands gently lifting the sides of her skirt. A delicate white bow adorns her hair, capturing a moment of grace and innocence. Crafted in Denmark, this porcelain piece is part of Royal Copenhagen's iconic figurine collection known for their serene expressions, soft glazes, and timeless appeal. Hand-painted with attention to delicate features and graceful lines, it’s a classic representation of Scandinavian ceramic artistry.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition with clear signs of age and wear:Chipped spout on the teapotBroken or worn cup handleGeneral glaze crazing and discoloration, typical for pieces of this agePaint loss and scuffing in several areasNo visible maker's mark (common in early Staffordshire figures)Brand: StaffordshireType: FigurineColour: Multi-colouredMaterial: PorcelainSubject: WomenTheme: People,Domestic LifeTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomFeatures: Hand Painted,GlazedEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Item Height: 6.5 inThis is an authentic antique Staffordshire figurine of a seated woman, beautifully hand-painted and dressed in traditional 19th-century attire. Holding a teapot in one hand and a cup in the other, she captures a moment of domestic life in rural Victorian England. Her expression and posture reflect the charm and realism that Staffordshire ceramics are known for. Standing 6.5 inches tall and weighing 424 grams, this figurine is crafted from glazed porcelain with a square base painted to resemble a grassy field, dotted with red detailing and floral accents. A wonderful example of Staffordshire craftsmanship from the mid to late 1800s.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition.There is a visible repair at the neck, with a faint crack running from shoulder to collar.A chip to the front of one black shoe.General age-related crazing and some worn areas in the glaze and paint.Brand: StaffordshireType: FigurineColour: MultiMaterial: PorcelainSubject: MenTheme: PeopleTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomItem Height: 6 inItem Weight: 489 gStyle: AntiqueThis antique-style Staffordshire porcelain figurine depicts a seated man reading a book or letter, dressed in a lavender-pink jacket with decorative trim, white trousers, and black shoes. He is perched on a rocky mound base with grassy and stone-like detailing, adding visual depth and naturalistic texture.Measuring approximately 6 inches tall (15 cm) and weighing 489 grams, this hand-painted figure captures the refined yet simple charm of 19th-century Staffordshire folk pottery.

Condition: GoodCondition Notes: The comic book is in good condition, with no visible tears or markings, ideal for collectors and fans alike.Brand: UnbrandedType: Ornament / Decorative ItemSubject: CatTheme: ReligiousTime Period Manufactured: 1950-1959Country of Origin: United StatesThis Marvel Collector Edition comic book features Issue #59 of "The Avengers United," published on 16th November 2005. The cover art is vibrant, showcasing Avengers members in a dynamic pose, indicating the ongoing search for She-Hulk. The comic book is in good condition, with no visible tears or markings, ideal for collectors and fans alike.Product Details: Brand: Marvel Comics Series: The Avengers United Issue Number: 59 Publication Date: 16th November 2005 Cover Art: Features Captain America, Iron Man, and other Avengers Condition: Used, good condition Pages: Clean and intact with vibrant colors Collectibility: High for Marvel enthusiasts and comic collectors The comic book does not include a box or additional packaging, but it has been well-preserved, ensuring it arrives in collectible condition. This piece is an excellent addition to any Marvel comic collection or a wonderful start for a new collector. You will receive exactly what is shown in the pictures. Please review all images carefully to ensure the item's condition meets your expectations.

Condition: AcceptableCondition Notes: Cover: Noticeable wear with creases, discoloration, and significant pen marks on both the front and back covers.Pages: Inner pages are intact with colorful illustrations but show minor signs of aging (yellowing).Back Cover: Features heavy pen scribbles obscuring the character illustrations.Binding: Remains intact and functional despite overall wear.Brand: MattelType: Mini-ComicSubject: He-ManTheme: Action & AdventureColour: MulticolouredCountry of Origin: TaiwanTime Period Manufactured: 1980-1989Features: Vintage, Original, CollectibleCharacter: He-ManFranchise: Masters of the UniversePublication Year: 1982This is an original vintage Masters of the Universe mini-comic titled "The Magic Stealer", issue #6, first printed in 1982. The comic features iconic characters like He-Man, Skeletor, and Zoar, with vibrant illustrations and an engaging storyline.Condition: Cover: Noticeable wear with creases, discoloration, and significant pen marks on both the front and back covers. Pages: Inner pages are intact with colorful illustrations but show minor signs of aging (yellowing). Back Cover: Features heavy pen scribbles obscuring the character illustrations. Binding: Remains intact and functional despite overall wear. This mini-comic is in acceptable condition for its age and heavily worn, as evident in the images. Perfect for collectors of vintage Masters of the Universe memorabilia or fans of 1980s toy lines.Specifications: Brand: Mattel Year: 1982 Dimensions: Approx. 5.5" x 4" Printed in: Taiwan A nostalgic piece of Masters of the Universe history, ideal for display or completing a collection.

Condition Notes: Cover: The blue hardcover is in good condition with embossed details, though it shows minor edge wear and slight fading on the spine and corners.Binding: The binding is intact and strong.Pages: The pages are clean with natural yellowing due to age, and the photographs remain crisp and vivid.Dimensions: Approximately 10 x 7 inches.Title: The Story of the World in PicturesAuthor: H.C. O’Neill & H. Douglas ThomsonPublication Year: 1934Publisher: Odhams Press Ltd.Format: HardcoverLanguage: EnglishGenre: History, AntiquarianTopic: World History, ScienceFeatures: Illustrated, VintageCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis is a 1934 edition of The Story of the World in Pictures, edited by Harley Usill and H. Douglas Thomson. Published by Odhams Press Ltd., this richly illustrated book offers an extensive visual and narrative exploration of global cultures, landscapes, and historical themes.Condition: Cover: The blue hardcover is in good condition with embossed details, though it shows minor edge wear and slight fading on the spine and corners. Binding: The binding is intact and strong. Pages: The pages are clean with natural yellowing due to age, and the photographs remain crisp and vivid. Dimensions: Approximately 10 x 7 inches. Product Details: Title: The Story of the World in Pictures Editors: Harley Usill, H. Douglas Thomson Publisher: Odhams Press Ltd., London Year Published: 1934 Features: Extensive black-and-white photographic illustrations throughout, covering topics such as nature, culture, history, and science. This vintage book is perfect for collectors of early 20th-century publications, photography enthusiasts, or anyone fascinated by historical perspectives of the world.

Condition Notes: Good antique condition for their age.Crazing visible throughout, consistent with age.Both platters show some surface discoloration, utensil marks, and general wear.The smaller platter has more noticeable staining on the back and slight glaze imperfections (see photos).Brand: T. TillMaker: T. Till & SonType: Serving PlatterObject Type: PlatterColour: BlueMaterial: EarthenwareSubject: FloralTheme: FloralTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomOriginal/Reproduction: Antique OriginalAntique: YesPattern: WellingtonStyle: VictorianThese stunning Victorian-era serving platters by T. Till & Son feature the "Wellington" pattern, showcasing intricate blue transferware designs characteristic of 19th-century British pottery.Manufacturer Details: Wellington Pottery: Established in Glasgow in 1797, they specialized in redware flower pots, garden ornaments, and domestic wares for local markets. T. Till & Son: Operated from approximately 1850–1928 in Burslem, Staffordshire. Pieces marked with "& SON" date prior to 1861, making these platters examples of their earlier work. Features: Material: Earthenware. Design: Blue-on-white transferware featuring an elaborate floral and scrollwork border with a central floral motif. Sizes: Larger platter: Approx. 17 inches in length. Smaller platter: Approx. 15.5 inches in length. Backstamp: The banner-style mark, "Wellington T. Till & Son," is underglaze blue, typical of the Victorian era's aesthetic and marking techniques. Condition: Good antique condition for their age. Crazing visible throughout, consistent with age. Both platters show some surface discoloration, utensil marks, and general wear. The smaller platter has more noticeable staining on the back and slight glaze imperfections (see photos). Historical Context:These platters represent British industrial pottery manufacturing during the Victorian period when Staffordshire was a hub for ceramic production. The ornate "Wellington" pattern reflects the popular 19th-century aesthetic for detailed and romantic designs.These pieces are perfect for collectors of antique pottery or as striking display items for anyone who appreciates Victorian craftsmanship.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, good condition. No chips, cracks, or damage observed. The paint and glaze remain bright and intact.Brand: The Leonardo CollectionType: FigurineColour: MultiMaterial: PorcelainSubject: BabyTheme: BabiesCountry of Origin: ChinaThis delightful porcelain figurine set from the Leonardo Collection captures a peaceful nap-time scene with a baby boy and baby girl each nestled in their own little bed. Featuring pastel pink and blue tones, these charming figures are full of delicate detail — from the gentle facial expressions to the ruffled bedding and soft blankets. Perfectly sculpted with a glossy finish, these figurines are ideal for nursery displays, collector shelves, or as a thoughtful gift to new parents or grandparents.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Plate Condition: Excellent condition with no visible chips, cracks, or wear on the artwork or gold trim.Markings: The back is clearly stamped with the plate's title, artist's signature, and edition details.Brand: Franklin MintType: Collector PlateSubject: Native AmericanMaterial: PorcelainColour: MulticolouredTheme: Native AmericanItem Diameter: 8 inFeatures: Limited Edition,Gold Rim,Signed,Numbered GA2517Artist: Heena AdamsStyle: Western Heritage Museum CollectionCountry of Origin: United StatesThis limited edition decorative plate, "Spirit of the East Wind" by Heena Adams, was produced by the Franklin Mint for the Western Heritage Museum. It features a stunning depiction of a Native American man on horseback with an eagle soaring beside him, set against a breathtaking landscape with waterfalls and a vibrant sky. The plate is accented with a gold rim, enhancing its artistic appeal.Product Details: Artist: Heena Adams Title: Spirit of the East Wind Collection: Western Heritage Museum Manufacturer: Franklin Mint Material: Fine Porcelain with Gold Trim Diameter: Approximately 8 inches (as shown in the photos) Edition: Limited Edition, Plate No. GA2517 Condition: Plate Condition: Excellent condition with no visible chips, cracks, or wear on the artwork or gold trim. Markings: The back is clearly stamped with the plate's title, artist's signature, and edition details. This plate is perfect for collectors of Native American art or Franklin Mint decorative pieces and makes a beautiful addition to any display. Please note: This is a decorative item and not intended for food use.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Needlepoint: Excellent condition, with vibrant and intact stitching.Frame: Good vintage condition, with minor scratches and wear along the wooden edges and gold trim, as shown in the photos.Brand: UnbrandedType: Needlework ArtTheme: FloralMaterial: WoodTime Period Manufactured: 1950-1959Subject: FloralCountry of Origin: United KingdomColour: RedThis vintage needlepoint artwork showcases a vibrant design of blooming red roses against a cream background, meticulously hand-stitched. The piece is beautifully framed with a green mat and encased in a wooden frame with gold-tone accents, enhancing its classic charm and elegance.Product Details: Artwork Type: Needlepoint embroidery Design: Red roses with green leaves Frame Dimensions: 16 inches (H) x 13 inches (W) (approximately 41 cm x 33 cm) Frame Material: Wood with gold-tone accents and a green mat Condition: Needlepoint: Excellent condition, with vibrant and intact stitching. Frame: Good vintage condition, with minor scratches and wear along the wooden edges and gold trim, as shown in the photos. This timeless piece is ideal for those who appreciate floral art or handmade needlework, adding a touch of vintage elegance to any room. Perfect for home decor or as a thoughtful gift.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: The piece is in good antique condition, but shows signs of age and wear consistent with its historic nature.Print: The print itself is in excellent condition with no visible damage or foxing. The colors remain vibrant.Frame: The ornate gilt frame has some minor chips, cracking, and loss of gesso, particularly at the corners and along the edges. This is typical for a frame of this age and adds to its antique character.Backing: The paper backing on the frame is torn and fragile. The original supplier label from the Army & Navy Co-operative Society is partially torn but still legible.Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the detailed condition report.Brand: UnbrandedType: PrintSubject: Portrait, WomenTheme: Portrait, HistoryColour: MulticolouredMaterial: PaperArtist: Sir Henry RaeburnFeatures: FramedItem Height: 18 inItem Width: 14 inFraming: FramedTime Period Produced: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomThis is an exquisite antique print of the painting "Portrait of Alicia, Lady Stewart of Coltness" by the renowned Scottish artist Sir Henry Raeburn (1756-1823). This elegant portrait captures Lady Stewart in a dark dress with a striking yellow scarf, a beautiful example of late 18th-century portraiture.The print is housed in a period-appropriate gold-gilded frame, adding to its classic appeal. It includes a paper label on the back indicating it was supplied by "The Army & Navy Co-operative Society, Ltd., Fine Art Section, 105 Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W." This label authenticates the piece's history, showing it was sold by a prestigious London department store known for providing quality goods to its members.This piece is perfect for a collector of classic art, someone with an interest in Scottish history, or as a sophisticated decorative item for a study or living room.Detailed Condition:The piece is in good antique condition, but shows signs of age and wear consistent with its historic nature. Print: The print itself is in excellent condition with no visible damage or foxing. The colors remain vibrant. Frame: The ornate gilt frame has some minor chips, cracking, and loss of gesso, particularly at the corners and along the edges. This is typical for a frame of this age and adds to its antique character. Backing: The paper backing on the frame is torn and fragile. The original supplier label from the Army & Navy Co-operative Society is partially torn but still legible. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the detailed condition report.Measurements:Framed Size: Approximately 18 inches tall by 14 inches wide Historic Background:Sir Henry Raeburn (1756-1823) was a prominent Scottish portrait painter who became a leading figure in the Scottish Enlightenment's artistic scene. He was known for his ability to capture the personality of his subjects with a powerful and direct style. His subjects included many of the most important figures in Scottish society.Alicia Stewart of Coltness was the daughter of William Blacker of Carrick, County Armagh. She married Sir James Stewart Denham, the last Baronet of Coltness. While there is no record of children from their marriage, her husband was a noted economist and Jacobite who, after living in exile, inherited the family estate and title. Raeburn's portrait of her is a famous work that captures the elegance and sophistication of the era.The Army & Navy Co-operative Society was a high-end British department store founded in 1871 to provide goods to army and navy officers and their families. Their "Fine Art Section" sold high-quality prints and other works, making this piece a historic item from a well-known British institution.

Condition: GoodCondition Notes: Mirror: Clear and free of chips or cracks; reflective surface in excellent conditionFrame: Light scuffs and minor wear visible upon close inspection, but structurally intactBack: Shows some age-related wear but remains secure for hangingBrand: UnbrandedType: MirrorMaterial: GlassTime Period Manufactured: 1970-1979Country of Origin: United StatesColour: SilverThis vintage mirror portrait of Elvis Presley features a bold black-and-white etched image of the "King of Rock 'n' Roll" on a reflective glass surface, complete with his name and life years, 1935–1977.Details: Dimensions: Approximately 19 inches tall x 15 inches wide Frame: Dark wood-tone frame with minor wear consistent with age Design: Black-and-white etched image on mirrored glass Back: Includes a sturdy hanging rope for wall mounting Condition: Mirror: Clear and free of chips or cracks; reflective surface in excellent condition Frame: Light scuffs and minor wear visible upon close inspection, but structurally intact Back: Shows some age-related wear but remains secure for hanging This beautifully framed mirror is an excellent addition to any Elvis memorabilia collection or as a statement vintage decor piece.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Painting: Good condition with visible texture and well-preserved colors. Some signs of age-related wear, consistent with its vintage nature.Frame: The ornate gold and white frame exhibits significant wear, including chipping, cracks, and missing portions of gilding (visible in photos). Some restoration may be required if desired for display purposes.Canvas: Stretched firmly, with no major tears or visible damage.Artist: L. HenryUnit of Sale: Single PieceSigned: YesMaterial: CanvasFraming: FramedSubject: Landscape, Castles,LandscapeType: PaintingOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalItem Height: 44 cmStyle: Impressionism, RealismFeatures: One of a Kind (OOAK)Production Technique: Oil PaintingItem Width: 36 cmCountry of Origin: United KingdomHandmade: YesTime Period Produced: 1850-1899Personalise: NoThis 19th-century oil painting by L. Henry presents a captivating study of a historic castle, titled Environs de Falaise. The composition features a medieval-style fortress amidst a dramatic landscape, with a flowing stream and rich atmospheric depth. Executed in oil on canvas, the painting demonstrates expressive brushwork and impressionistic realism, capturing the timeless allure of European historical architecture. The painting appears to be signed by L. Henry and depicts "L'auberge de falaise" (The Inn at Falaise