Prints & Lithographs

A depiction of St James’s Square in London from 1753. 

Mounted & framed behind glass. Ready to hang.

Width 44cm

Height 35cm

The first Steeple Chase on Record~Ipswich, the Watering place behind the Barracks.

This is Plate 1 and was a series of four prints.

Drawn by H.Alken and engraved by Ben Brooks in 1839. 

The frame has some damage so could be easily reframed but not totally necessary. 

Height 44cm

Width 53cm

A botanical print newly framed and mounted on a link behind glass. 

Easy wall art & ready to hang.

Height  33cm

Width 28cm

A lithograph study of “Eupodotis Edwards II” Indian Bustards. 

In a pine frame and behind a sand coloured mount. 

Mild foxing to the paper.

Ready to hang.

Height 28cm

Width 36cm

A lithograph study of ‘Euplocamus ineatus’ Indian Pheasants.

In a pine frame & behind a sand coloured mount. 

Mild foxing to the paper 

Ready to hang. 

Height 28cm

Width 36cm

A 19th century charming print of carnations ( Oeilett Variété )

Remounted & framed behind glass at a later date. 

Height 45cm

Width 36cm

A 19th century print (Muscari tulipa, Mutisia).

Re framed and mounted behind glass at a later date. 

Height 45cm

Width 36cm

The most beautiful study of flowers on a unique burgundy mount and painted frame behind glass. A pretty decorative piece. Has some fox marks and a little wear to the frame. 

Height 40cm

Width 33cm

Vintage print of Peter, Wendy & the Lost Boys by Mabel Lucie Attwell. Dating back to 1960s. In a aqua blue wooden frame.