Hard to describe these. The background is flat, but the woman are raised/stuffed. The woman I purchased these from said they were from the 1800’s and that they used to use horsehair to make them raised (3 D like).
Original antique art print titled ‘Studies from Nature – Albatross and Flying Fish’, published inThe Boy’s Own Paper, 1884. size: 28.5 x 19.5cm (11.2″x 7.6″). Printed on the reverse. The designation ‘original’ refers to the date of the print source/publication.
In great Victorian condition with typical wear/staining and foxing. edges have light wear. From the first edition hardcover book “Sea and Land: an illustrated history of the wonderful and curious things of nature existing before and since the deluge” by J. W. Buel.
All of our prints are original antiquarian prints dating from the 19th Century to the early 20th Century.
VTG Oval Frame Victorian Wall Art Print Orange Gold Tone Plastic Handcrafted Made in Italy 6”x4.5” Please check all photos for details measurements and condition. Consider photos as a part of listing description. The item is from smoke and pets free home.
Stipple engraving of Sir John Pringle, Bart. M.D.F.R.S. Scottish physician, (1707-1782). After Sir Joshua Reynolds, engraved by W. H. Mote, published by Fisher, Son & Co., London, c.1850.
This is an antique print sourced from the book ‘The Land We Live In: A Pictorial & Literary Sketch Book of the British Empire’. This is a genuine print from the years stated, and not a later reproduction of any kind.
This is an antique print sourced from the book ‘The Land We Live In: A Pictorial & Literary Sketch Book of the British Empire’. This is a genuine print from the years stated, and not a later reproduction of any kind.
Thisoriginal 1880s antique print features a technical engraving of aHydrostatic Press for Bailing Cotton, taken from. Vol V of a Victorian book.
Antique hand-coloured engraving of Cokethorpe Park, Oxfordshire. Subject:Cokethorpe Park, Oxfordshire. An attractive early 19th-century engraved view ofCokethorpe Park, Oxfordshire, published byJ. P. Neale in1830.