Paintings & Prints

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: UnbrandedTheme: ArtUnit Quantity: 1Colour: RedCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis vintage needlepoint artwork showcases a vibrant design of blooming red roses against a cream background, meticulously handstitched. The piece is beautifully framed with a green mat and encased in a wooden frame with goldtone 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 goldtone 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. Free UK Delivery Free postage across the UK on all items. SameDay Dispatch Orders will be dispatched the same day. (until 3 pm) Free Returns Return items within 30 days for free. Questions? I'm here to help, please ask any questions. It can be a nice gift!

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 PieceSize: MediumMaterial: CanvasFraming: FramedSubject: LandscapeType: PaintingOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalStyle: ImpressionismProduction Technique: Oil PaintingItem Width: 36 cmCountry of Origin: United KingdomHandmade: YesTime Period Produced: 1850-1899Personalise: NoThis 19thcentury oil painting by L. Henry presents a captivating study of a historic castle, titled Environs de Falaise. The composition features a medievalstyle 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 Product Details: Artist: L. Henry (signed in the lower left corner) Title: Environs de Falaise Medium: Oil on canvas Subject: Castle landscape with a river and lush surroundings Frame: Ornate gilded wood frame with white accents Dimensions: Approx. 44 cm x 36 cm (including frame) Style: Impressionist realism, 19thcentury European landscape Era: 19th century Hanging Hardware: Wire attached on the back for easy display Condition: Painting: Good condition with visible texture and wellpreserved colors. Some signs of agerelated 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. History & Significance:Castle studies in European painting have long been a favored subject, especially in the 19th century, as artists sought to capture the grandeur of historical architecture and the changing landscapes of the past. The Falaise region in Normandy, France, is particularly notable for its medieval structures, making this piece a beautiful tribute to history and heritage. This antique painting is perfect for collectors of historical art, European landscapes, or those who appreciate the romanticism of oldworld architecture. Please review the photos carefully to assess the frame’s condition before purchasing.

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 hangingType: MirrorArtists/Groups: ElvisCountry of Origin: United StatesThis vintage mirror portrait of Elvis Presley features a bold blackandwhite 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 woodtone frame with minor wear consistent with age Design: Blackandwhite 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 agerelated 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: UsedType: PrintFraming: FramedCountry of Origin: United KingdomLucien Davis Caught at Wicket Cricket Framed Print W.G. Grace Technique ScenesDescription:This item is a vintage framed print featuring multiple cricket illustrations by renowned British illustrator Lucien Davis, focusing on classic cricketing technique and figures from the sport’s golden era.At the center is a dramatic scene titled “Caught at the Wicket”, surrounded by eight instructional vignettes showing iconic cricketers in action—most notably W.G. Grace, one of cricket’s most legendary figures. Each image is captioned, including technical notations like “Halfcock over the crease”, “Squareleg hit”, and playerspecific depictions like “Gunn playing forward”. Product Details: • Artist: Lucien Davis • Medium: Printed Illustrations on Paper • Title(s): Caught at the Wicket and Cricket Techniques Featuring W.G. Grace • Framed Size: Approx. 20 inches height x 14 inches width • Subject: Cricket Techniques & Moments • Mat: Blue with gold trim • Glass: Present • Frame: Painted wood in distressed black with gold edge Condition: • Prints: Acceptable vintage condition with foxing (brown spotting) visible across most of the print areas and light fading from age. Colors are still wellpresented. • Frame: Worn condition with notable paint loss, edge wear, and chipping, particularly along the front and edges (visible in photos). • Mount: Clean with some age toning near the inner edge. • Hanging Wire: Intact and ready to display. About the Artist & Subject:Lucien Davis (active late 1800s–early 1900s) was a distinguished British illustrator, often commissioned to depict scenes of sport and daily life. His cricket work captures both the formality and the finesse of late Victorian/Edwardian cricket, providing a record of players and style from that era.W.G. Grace (1848–1915), prominently featured in several of the figures here, is widely regarded as one of the greatest cricketers of all time. His inclusion adds historical importance and collectible value to this piece. Why Choose This Piece? • Features the legendary W.G. Grace, making it perfect for cricket historians and sports collectors. • A unique gift or decor item for pubs, sports clubs, man caves, or traditional homes. • Displays a beautiful blend of instructional art and historical charm. Shipping Note:This artwork will be securely packed to protect the frame and glass during transit.

Condition: UsedType: PrintFraming: FramedSubject: HumourCountry of Origin: United KingdomLucien Davis The Critics Cricket Print Framed 19thC Humour & Technique ScenesDescription:This item is a vintage framed print featuring a collection of illustrated cricket scenes by British artist Lucien Davis, celebrated for his sporting and narrative art during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.At the center of this composition is the humorous and detailed piece titled “The Critics”, portraying a cricketer facing a silent panel of stern Victorian gentlemen in top hats, presumably the spectators offering their judgment from the sidelines. Surrounding this are additional vignettes showing bowling techniques, wicketkeeping, player preparation, and playful cricket humor—all rendered in soft watercolour tones and labeled with captions like “The Off Break”, “Going In”, and “Guard Please, Umpire”. Product Details: • Artist: Lucien Davis • Medium: Printed Illustrations on Paper • Title(s): The Critics and Associated Cricket Scenes • Framed Size: Approx. 25 inches (63.5 cm) height x 15 inches (38 cm) width • Era: Likely early 1900s • Theme: Victorian Cricket Humor & Technique • Mount: Navy blue mat with gold trim • Glass: Present • Frame: Painted wood in black with gold accents Condition: • Prints: Fair vintage condition with visible foxing (agerelated brown spotting) across the surface. The paper has natural yellowing consistent with age, especially around the edges. • Frame: Worn condition with multiple chips, scuffs, and edge paint losses, especially on the upper rim. The backing paper is aged and taped but intact. • Hanging Wire: Present and secure. About the Artist:Lucien Davis (fl. late 1800s–early 1900s) was a respected illustrator whose works often appeared in periodicals and illustrated guides. His cricket illustrations combine both technical instruction and social satire, offering a unique window into how the sport was both played and perceived in Victorian and Edwardian Britain. Why Choose This Piece? • A rare and characterful tribute to vintage cricket culture. • Perfect for sports collectors, cricket enthusiasts, or anyone interested in British heritage art. • Ideal for pub decor, studies, or man caves with a sporting theme. Shipping Note:Item will be packaged with protective materials to ensure safe delivery, especially due to the glass. MM

Condition: UsedTheme: ArtSubject: GolfType: PrintFraming: FramedCountry of Origin: United KingdomLucien Davis Cricket Art Print Framed 19thC Illustrations Sport Technique ScenesDescription:This item is a framed print featuring a charming set of vintage cricket illustrations by British artist Lucien Davis, known for his sports and historical artworks during the late 19th and early 20th century.The composition includes seven distinct scenes depicting various cricket techniques and positions—from batting and bowling to fielding and catching—rendered in beautiful period detail and labeled with titles such as “Caught and Bowled”, “The Right Way to Catch”, and “Forward Play”. These vivid vignettes offer a delightful glimpse into the classic form and style of the sport during its earlier days. Product Details: • Artist: Lucien Davis • Medium: Printed Illustrations on Paper • Subject: Vintage Cricket Techniques • Frame Size: Approx. 20 inches width x 14 inches (35.5 cm) height • Era: Likely early 20th century based on style and paper aging • Number of Panels: 7 illustrations, all captioned • Mount: Navy blue with gold inner trim • Glass: Present • Frame: Classic black and gold painted wood Condition: • Prints: Aged vintage condition with visible foxing (brown spots from age) throughout the print surface, most noticeable on lighter areas. No tears or major blemishes affecting the illustrations. • Mount/Matting: Clean overall with minimal wear. • Frame: In worn condition—visible chips, scratches, and surface paint wear, especially along the bottom edge. Rear tape has aged, and hanging wire is present but may benefit from reinforcement. About the Artist:Lucien Davis (active late 1800s–early 1900s) was a prolific British illustrator whose works appeared in books, magazines, and instructional prints. He often portrayed sporting life, rural scenes, and historical subjects with remarkable accuracy and detail. His cricket illustrations reflect the Victorian fascination with sport and form, capturing both technique and humor in his portrayals. Why Choose This Piece? • A wonderful piece for cricket lovers, sports historians, or vintage art collectors. • Perfect for pubs, man caves, studies, or any sportsthemed room. • A conversation starter that showcases both the sport’s history and traditional illustration styles. Shipping Note:Securely packed with care due to its glass and frame. Please inspect upon arrival.

Condition: UsedTheme: ArtSubject: HuntingYear of Production: 1712Type: PrintFraming: FramedCountry of Origin: United KingdomGilroy Lunch Break Hunting Humour Print Framed John Gilroy Guinness Art 17*12”Description:This item is a framed special edition art print titled “Lunch Break” by the renowned artist John Gilroy, best known for his iconic Guinness advertisements. The humorous illustration features a cheerful countryside hunter enjoying a break with a drink and cards, while his dog interacts with a pheasant. It’s a whimsical depiction in Gilroy’s classic playful style.This print was released to commemorate the centenary of Gilroy’s birth (1898–1985), highlighting his lesserknown yet masterful works beyond advertising, such as his portraits—including one of Sir Winston Churchill, referenced on the rear information card. Product Details: • Artist: John Gilroy (1898–1985) • Title: Lunch Break • Type: Framed Art Print (Special Edition Centennial Print) • Framed Size: Approx. 16 inches (40.5 cm) height x 12 inches (30.5 cm) width • Subject: Humorous Countryside Hunting Scene • Medium: Print on Paper • Features: Original frame, mounted behind glass • Markings: Info label on reverse with artist bio and Guinness poster mention Condition: • Print: In good condition with strong color and clarity, no staining or tears visible on the artwork. • Frame: Wooden frame in worn condition, showing surface wear, minor nicks, and agerelated scuffs. Wire hanging intact. • Mount/Mat: Light wear with a small visible mark at the top (see closeup photo). About John Gilroy & This Work:John Gilroy was a celebrated British artist and illustrator, most famous for his advertising work for Guinness in the 1930s–1950s. His humorous style made his posters some of the most iconic of the 20th century. This piece, Lunch Break, captures his love for storytelling through vibrant, lively characters and was specially released to mark the 100year anniversary of his birth. Why Choose This Piece? • A collectible tribute to one of Britain’s most influential illustrators. • Great for lovers of vintage advertising, British countryside themes, or Guinness memorabilia. • Perfect decorative addition to pubs, studies, or eclectic art walls. Shipping Note:Carefully packaged and shipped securely to preserve the frame and glass.

Condition: UsedSubject: LandscapeYear of Production: 1947Type: PaintingFraming: FramedCountry of Origin: United Kingdom1947 Watercolour Brickworks by E. McCloud Framed Industrial Landscape PaintingDescription:This item is a vintage original watercolor painting titled “Brickworks”, created by artist E. McCloud in 1947. The artwork captures a quiet, snowcovered industrial landscape—likely in rural Northumberland—featuring a tall chimney, factory buildings, bare winter trees, and rustic fencing in the foreground.Painted in a monochromatic palette of grey washes, the piece presents a moody, postwar British scene with expressive linework and depth. It reflects both the grit and beauty of mid20th century industrial Britain, rendered with subtle skill and atmosphere.The piece is framed behind glass in a wooden frame with gold inner trim and mounted on an aged cream mat. Product Details: • Title: Brickworks • Artist: E. McCloud • Date: 1947 • Medium: Watercolour on paper • Style: Monochrome industrial landscape • Framed Size: Approx. 17 x 13 inches (measured) • Frame Material: Wood with gold trim • Display: Wired on the back and ready to hang Condition:Acceptable condition. The painting itself is clean and wellpreserved, with no major stains or damage visible. The cream mount has agerelated yellowing and light foxing, which adds to its vintage character. The wooden frame shows minor cosmetic wear, including surface scuffs and edge wear consistent with age. The backing is sealed with an original label from Wylam Craft Centre, with a handwritten date of 1979, likely indicating when it was framed. About the Subject – Brickworks & British PostWar Industry:Industrial scenes such as brickworks were popular subjects in mid20thcentury British art, especially in the years following WWII. Artists sought to capture the evolving relationship between landscape, labour, and industrial growth. This painting reflects that era—balancing cold functionality with the serenity of a winter setting. Why Choose This Piece? • Original 1947 dated painting – over 75 years old • Rich in local and historical industrial context • Subtle, atmospheric scene perfect for vintage or industrialthemed interiors • Ready to hang – a timeless conversation pieceThis rare and authentic watercolour is perfect for collectors of British landscape art, fans of industrial heritage, or those seeking understated vintage charm for their space.

Condition: UsedType: PrintTheme: ArtFraming: FramedSubject: HuntingCountry of Origin: United KingdomNigel Hemming Hunting Dogs Pointer Print – Framed English Sporting Dog ArtDescription:This item is a framed print by celebrated British canine artist Nigel Hemming, known for his detailed and expressive depictions of working dogs. The composition features a central pair of English Pointer dogs in color, surrounded by additional black and white illustrations of dogs in various hunting and pointing poses, including a hunter and his dog.Nigel Hemming’s signature appears in the lower left corner, confirming its authenticity as a reproduction of his original artwork. The contrast of fullcolor and monochrome sketches highlights the artist’s skill in capturing motion, personality, and purpose in working dogs.The piece is housed in a wooden frame with a golden inner trim and glass front, ready for wall display. Product Details: • Artist: Nigel Hemming • Subject: English Pointer hunting dogs • Type: Art print (mixed color and monochrome study) • Medium: Print on paper • Framed Size: Approx. 16.5 x 13.5 inches (based on measuring tape shown) • Display: Wired and ready to hang • Frame Material: Wood with gold trim Condition:Good condition. The print itself is clean and wellpreserved. The frame has minor scuffs and wear consistent with age, particularly to the wooden edges and corners. The back is sealed with corkboard and retains the original framer’s label (Wadds of Morpeth, UK). About the Artist – Nigel Hemming:Nigel Hemming is one of the UK’s bestknown animal artists, particularly admired for his lifelike and emotionally rich portraits of dogs. His work often focuses on gundogs and working breeds, making him a favorite among dog lovers, hunters, and collectors of country sporting art.His illustrations have been featured in numerous prints, calendars, and exhibitions across Britain and beyond. The realism and warmth in his art have earned him lasting recognition in the field of animal portraiture. Why Choose This Piece? • A striking depiction of gundogs by a highly regarded British artist • Blends fullcolor and pencil drawing techniques for a dynamic composition • A perfect gift for dog lovers, hunters, or enthusiasts of countryside art • Ready to hang – brings a classic, rustic charm to any spaceThis framed Nigel Hemming print is ideal for collectors of canine art or those looking to add a timeless sporting piece to their decor.

Condition: UsedSubject: LandscapeYear of Production: 1818Type: PaintingFraming: FramedCountry of Origin: United KingdomAntique 1818 Watercolor “The Avon” by JV – Framed English Landscape River SceneDescription:This item is an original antique landscape watercolor dated 1818, titled “The Avon” and signed JV. Executed in delicate sepia tones, the artwork captures a dramatic mountainous river valley, believed to depict a view along the River Avon, known for its scenic beauty in areas like the Avon Gorge or wider English countryside.The brushwork and composition reflect early 19thcentury artistic techniques, showcasing a strong understanding of form, natural light, and depth through monochromatic watercolor washes.The painting is housed in an ornate goldpainted wooden frame with a cream mat and protective glass front. Product Details: • Title: The Avon • Date: 1818 • Artist: Signed “JV” • Medium: Watercolor on paper • Color: Sepia monochrome • Frame Size: Approx. 16 x 14 inches (visible on tape measure) • Frame Material: Wood with gold finish • Display: Wired on the back and ready to hang Condition:Acceptable condition overall. The artwork shows signs of age including light foxing, spotting (notably two visible white marks at the top), and mild paper discoloration. The gold frame is structurally sound but worn, with visible scuffs, paint loss, and a chipped upper corner where the white primer is exposed. The back is sealed with aged masking tape and appears stable.Please view all photos carefully for a clear understanding of the wear and patina.️ About the River Avon in Art:The River Avon, with several branches across the UK (including the wellknown Bristol Avon and Warwickshire Avon), has been a recurring subject in British landscape painting since the 18th century. Its meandering flow through dramatic gorges, rolling hills, and historic villages made it a favorite of both Romantic and Classical landscape artists, who sought to capture the poetic beauty of the English countryside. Why Choose This Piece? • Authentic dated 1818 artwork—over 200 years old • Adds antique character and English heritage charm to any space • Beautiful soft, neutral palette suitable for various interior styles • Ideal for collectors of early British watercolors or lovers of landscape artThis rare antique piece offers both decorative and historic value, making it a distinguished addition to your home or collection.

Condition: UsedType: PrintTheme: ArtProduction Technique: EtchingFraming: FramedCountry of Origin: United KingdomVintage Château de Chenonceaux Framed Etching Print – French Castle Art DrawingDescription:This item is a vintage framed etching print of the Château de Chenonceaux, a renowned French castle known for its stunning Renaissance architecture and iconic arches spanning the River Cher.The artwork is a finely detailed penstyle illustration attributed to the artist “L. Robin,” capturing the intricate architectural beauty and reflective water beneath the castle. This monochrome etching includes subtle handcolored elements in soft blues and browns, adding depth to the composition without overwhelming the drawing’s fine lines.The piece comes in a slim black metallic frame with a beaded inner edge and a cardboard backing sealed with old tape. It is strung for hanging and ready to display. Product Details: • Artist: L. Robin • Title: Château de Chenonceaux • Type: Etching Print (possibly handcolored) • Framed Dimensions: Approx. 9.5 x 7 inches (as seen in photos) • Color: Monochrome with subtle tinting • Material: Paper, Metal Frame, Glass Condition:Acceptable condition. The print shows visible agerelated foxing and yellowing, especially around the matting area. The frame has light surface wear, and the cardboard backing is worn, with small tears and aged tape holding it in place. The glass appears intact. Please refer to all photos for a clear view of the wear. About Château de Chenonceaux:The Château de Chenonceaux is one of France’s most iconic castles, built in the 16th century and steeped in royal and political history. Often called “The Ladies’ Château,” it was shaped and maintained over centuries by prominent women including Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de’ Medici. Its unique design spanning the river and harmonious blend of late Gothic and early Renaissance styles have made it a favorite subject of artists and travelers alike. Why Choose This Piece? • A unique vintage representation of a legendary French architectural landmark • Ideal for lovers of European history, architecture, or castlethemed decor • Adds a timeless European charm to any space • Ready to hang and displayA beautiful vintage artwork for collectors, Francophiles, or those seeking an elegant touch of oldworld Europe.

Condition: UsedType: PrintYear of Production: 1920Production Technique: EtchingFraming: FramedSubject: CatsCountry of Origin: United KingdomTitle:Sidney Lawrenson Etching Ye Olde Cat & Wheel Bristol Framed Pub Scene c.1920sDescription:This item is a vintage etching by Sidney Lawrenson, depicting the historic Ye Olde Cat & Wheel pub in Bristol, England. Beautifully rendered in fine linework, the etching captures the distinctive timberframed gables, bay windows, and the inn’s signage advertising “Wines,” “Spirits,” and “Cat & Wheel.” It’s signed in pencil lower right and titled in pencil lower left:“Ye Olde Cat & Wheel Bristol”This charming and architecturally rich composition showcases Lawrenson’s skill in capturing the character of old English street scenes. Product Details: • Artist: Sidney Lawrenson (signed in pencil) • Title: Ye Olde Cat & Wheel, Bristol • Medium: Original etching on paper • Framed Size (approx.): 30.5 cm x 25 cm (12 in x 10 in) • Visible Plate Size (approx.): 14.5 cm x 10.5 cm (5.7 in x 4.1 in) • Frame: Original wooden frame with dark brown grain and simple edge profile • Back Label: Partial label from F.R. Hock, Pictures and Picture Framing, London Design Highlights: • Detailed depiction of a Tudorstyle corner pub • Includes pedestrians, textured stonework, and deep window shadows • Charming pub signage: a circular sign featuring a black cat inside a wheel • Street sign reads “Cat L. Street,” referencing Catherine Wheel Alley • Strong architectural depth with angled view and layered rooflines Condition:Acceptable vintage condition. • Etching: Artwork is well preserved with minor age toning; the etching itself shows no tears or foxing. • Mount/Mat: Original mat shows notable staining, including dark spots, discoloration, and two large water stains (bottom right and left edges). • Frame: Wooden frame has surface wear, scratches, and small nicks but is structurally sound. • Back: Paper backing is heavily worn, torn, and cracked, consistent with age. Original framer’s label is partially intact. About the Artist & Location:Sidney Lawrenson was a British artist known for finely detailed architectural and landscape etchings, active in the earlytomid 20th century.The Cat & Wheel is a wellknown historical public house in Bristol, with records of pubs under that name dating back centuries. The name derives from the Catherine Wheel, a torture device turned saintly symbol associated with Saint Catherine of Alexandria. The building’s halftimbered style and protruding bay windows are typical of old English pub architecture and remain a celebrated piece of Bristol’s heritage. Why Choose This Piece? • Authentic signed etching by a British artist • Features a beloved historic pub – perfect for collectors of pub art or Bristol scenes • Evokes classic English street life and architecture • Ideal for vintage, pubthemed, or traditional home settingsThis piece is sold as found in its original frame and mount. Restoration of matting or reframing would further enhance its presentation.

Condition: UsedType: PrintProduction Technique: EtchingFraming: FramedVintage Etching Salzburg Scene Watercolored on Silk Signed Framed Artwork 13x11”Description:This item is a vintage original etching watercolored on silk, depicting a scenic view of Salzburg, Austria, including its historic architecture and Alpine backdrop. The central focus is a shingledroofed watchtower on a stone wall path, leading the viewer’s eye toward the Salzburg Cathedral and surrounding domed churches with mountains looming in the distance. This unique artwork combines printmaking and handcoloring techniques on delicate silk fabric, adding texture and depth to the scene.The artwork is signed on the bottom right corner, and the left edge is marked with “Salzburg” along with what appears to be a second faded signature or title inscription. A handwritten note on the back identifies the medium:“Original Etching on Silk, Watercoloured.” Product Details: • Type: Original etching on silk with watercolor • Subject: Salzburg architecture with cathedral, mountain view, and tower • Medium: Etching + Watercolor on silk • Frame Size (approx.): 13 inches x 11inches • Frame: Painted wood frame with green inner lining • Mat: Original mat board included Design Highlights: • Fine handcolored architectural details and natural textures • Distinctive dome towers and hilly terrain iconic of Salzburg • Use of silk as a base creates a soft shimmer and unique surface quality • Blend of printed lines with subtle watercolor washes in green, yellow, and blue Condition:Acceptable condition. The silk artwork shows visible wear, discoloration, and creasing, especially near the top right section. The matting is heavily stained and aged, with noticeable watermarks and smudges along the edges. The frame has scuffs, paint loss, and chipping, particularly around corners and the inner edge. The backing is marked and scratched but intact, and includes handwritten notes. Overall, the piece remains presentable and charming, especially for collectors of aged etchings or silkbased artwork. About Silk Etchings:Etching on silk is an uncommon technique that became popular in the earlytomid 20th century. Artists would create a traditional etched plate, print it on fine silk instead of paper, and then handcolor the work using watercolor. This combination results in a soft, atmospheric finish with subtle texture and luminosity. Scenes like Salzburg, known for its baroque towers and alpine setting, were popular subjects in souvenir and exhibition art prints. Why Choose This Piece? • A rare example of handcolored silk etching • Captures a romanticized view of historic Salzburg • Great fit for vintage or Europeanthemed décor • Ideal collector’s item for lovers of printmaking, travel art, or architectural scenesNote: This piece is sold as found in its original vintage condition and is ideal for framing restoration or historical appreciation.

Condition: UsedType: PaintingOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalProduction Technique: Watercolour PaintingFraming: FramedCountry of Origin: United KingdomJane Parsons Hatfield Village Watercolour Original Painting Framed SignedDescription:This item is a vintage original watercolor painting by artist Jane Parsons, titled “Hatfield.” The scene beautifully captures a quiet village street, likely in Hatfield, England, with Tudorstyle houses, figures near a carriage, and a charming inn sign swinging from a tree. The painting is signed by the artist in the lower left corner and includes a vintage label on the reverse with the artist’s details and the original price in guineas. Product Details: • Artist: Jane Parsons • Title: Hatfield • Medium: Watercolor on paper • Signature: Signed lower left • Framed Size (approx.): 15 in x 12 in • Frame Material: Wood • Location on Label: 49 Hopwood Gardens, Tunbridge Wells • Label includes original price of 6 guineas Design Highlights: • Picturesque English village street scene • Fine detail and subtle washes of watercolor capturing architectural features and light • Early 20thcentury period aesthetic, possibly c.1940s–1950s based on framing and label style • Gentle, muted colors with soft sky, aged buildings, and rustic charm Condition:Acceptable vintage condition. The artwork itself appears wellpreserved, with no major visible damage to the painted surface. However, the matting around the image has significant water staining, particularly visible along the top and lower left edge. The backing paper on the frame is brittle, torn, and stained, with several worn and cracked sections. Frame shows signs of wear consistent with age but remains intact and structurally sound. About the Artist & Historical Context:While little is known about Jane Parsons, the included label indicates the artist resided in Tunbridge Wells, a historic spa town in Kent, England. The subject “Hatfield” refers to a historic town in Hertfordshire, known for its old English architecture and its connection to Hatfield House, a notable Jacobean estate. The pricing in guineas, an old British currency term (1 guinea = 21 shillings), suggests the painting may have been sold through a gallery or exhibition, as this currency was typically used for professional art pricing predecimalisation (before 1971). Why Choose This Piece? • Original signed artwork with charming British village scene • Great for collectors of English watercolors or countryside art • Rustic charm makes it a perfect fit for cottagecore, traditional, or eclectic interiors • Potential for reframing to elevate its presentationNote: This piece is sold asis, with clear aging to the mat and backing. Ideal for restoration, reframing, or vintage decor enthusiasts.