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Strickland & Russell has dated this Antique Pencil Sketch to the 1800s.

Although best known for his watercolour works, small pencil studies attributed to Hunt or his circle remain valued for their intimacy and charm, often capturing fleeting maritime or rural subjects with quiet precision.

Type of artwork: Victorian Pencil Sketches – Framed Pair
Surface: Paper, mounted within a single frame
Artist and Signature: Attributed to William Henry Hunt (1790–1864)
Both sketches bear old handwritten signatures (as shown)
These delicate pencil drawings each measure approx. 6cm x 7cm and depict small boats and coastal activity with the refined, economical touch associated with Hunt’s draughtsmanship.

Both works are attractively mounted together in a vintage frame, making this an elegant and atmospheric decorative piece.
Approximate age of artwork: Circa early–mid 19th century
Is the artwork Framed or Mounted: Framed as shown (frame included free of charge)

Condition Report: The sketches are in good antique condition. Light age toning and expected minor marks from handling over time. The frame is vintage with light wear but presents the artwork very well. Please see photos for the full condition. More images available on request.
Size of frame: 28 x 36 cm (average size of each aperture approx 8 x 5 cm)
Strickland & Russell has dated this Antique Pencil Sketch to the 1800s.
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