William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Mother & Infant Town Square Wedgwood The surface is adorned with

The surface is adorned with delicate pinks

Indulge in the timeless elegance of fine English porcelain with this exquisite antique Coalport hand painted gold gilt teapot undertray

Collectable form – matchstick holders and match strikers are highly sought after by collectors of antique smoking and fireside accessories

Victorian gilt gesso mirrors of this kind

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William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Mother & Infant Town Square Wedgwood The surface is adorned withAn intimate close up composition showing a woman and swaddled infant face to face, with a Continental town square of tall houses and a church visible in the background a setting typical of Lee Hankey's time spent working in Brittany and northern France. The monogram MHC is visible on the infant's clothing. Signed in pencil below the plate with the artist's stamp. A charming and rare smaller format example of the artist's work. Dimensions: 34 x 3 x 30