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William Frederick Settle (Of Hull) 1886 Shipping Seascape Original 19th Century Antique Watercolour Sketch Painting
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William Frederick Settle (Of Hull) 1886 Shipping Seascape Original 19th Century Antique Watercolour Sketch Painting

19th century
Sold 1 January 1900 · Strickland & Russell
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Description

Type of artwork: An Original Antique Watercolour Painting

Surface: Paper

Artist and signature: Signed with monogram - William Frederick Settle (British 1821-1897)

William Settle (1821-1897) was born in Hull, a nephew and pupil of John Ward. He painted for the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club and executed many views on the Humber and Solent. Settle moved to London in 1863 and was commissioned by Queen Victoria to draw nautical ephemera.

Approximate age of artwork: Dated 1886 verso

Depiction or Location: Shipping Scene

Is the artwork Framed or Mounted: Framed, as shown (Offered free with the artwork)

Condition report: The artwork is considered to be in fair to good condition in line with age. Some age fading. Please see our large selection of photographs to inspect the condition and quality of this item, and please don't hesitate to make contact, we are more than happy to answer any questions which you may have.

Size of artwork 43 x 30 cm (Aperture size approx.20 x 15 cm)

Physical Dimensions
Height
30cm (11.81")
Width
43cm (16.93")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Strickland & Russell has dated this Victorian Maritime Watercolour Painting to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1210136
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Description
Type of artwork: An Original Antique Watercolour Painting

Surface: Paper

Artist and signature: Signed with monogram - William Frederick Settle (British 1821-1897)

William Settle (1821-1897) was born in Hull, a nephew and pupil of John Ward. He painted for the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club and executed many views on the Humber and Solent. Settle moved to London in 1863 and was commissioned by Queen Victoria to draw nautical ephemera.

fig 1. A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame.
fig 1. William Frederick Settle (Of Hull) 1886 Shipping Seascape Original 19th Century Antique Watercolour Sketch Painting

Approximate age of artwork: Dated 1886 verso

Depiction or Location: Shipping Scene

Is the artwork Framed or Mounted: Framed, as shown (Offered free with the artwork)

Condition report: The artwork is considered to be in fair to good condition in line with age. Some age fading. Please see our large selection of photographs to inspect the condition and quality of this item, and please don't hesitate to make contact, we are more than happy to answer any questions which you may have.

Size of artwork 43 x 30 cm (Aperture size approx.20 x 15 cm)

Height
30cm (11.81")
Width
43cm (16.93")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Strickland & Russell has dated this Victorian Maritime Watercolour Painting to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1210136
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A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

William Frederick Settle (Of Hull) 1886 Shipping Seascape Original 19th Century Antique Watercolour Sketch Painting

Archive II A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View II
Archive III A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View III
Archive IV A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View IV
Archive V A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View V
Archive VI A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View VI
Archive VII A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View VII
Archive VIII A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View VIII
Archive IX A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View IX
Archive X A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View X
Archive XI A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View XI
Archive XII A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View XII
Archive XIII A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View XIII
Archive XIV A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View XIV
Archive XV A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View XV
Archive XVI A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View XVI
Archive XVII A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View XVII
Archive XVIII A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame. View XVIII
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A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame.
William Frederick Settle (of Hull) 1886 Shipping Seascape Original 19th Century Antique Watercolour Sketch Painting
Ref: SA1210136
A nineteenth-century framed watercolour sketch depicting tall ships and small boats on calm waters in sepia tones, encased within a cream card mount and thin gold-coloured frame.
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  • ObjectWall Art
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian Maritime
  • MaterialPaper, Watercolour, Wood, Glass, Gold Leaf
  • ColourSepia and Cream
  • MotifsTall ships, water reflections, gilded frame, window mount
  • SizeH 30 cm (12 in) x W 43 cm (17 in) x D 2 cm (1 in)

Victorian maritime watercolour painting refers to nineteenth-century artworks created using water-soluble pigments on paper, depicting shipping vessels, naval scenes, and coastal topographies. These works reflected Great Britains maritime expansion and commercial interest in seafaring trade during the Victorian era.

Nineteenth-century watercolours were typically executed on heavy cotton rag paper using gum-arabic-based pigments. They were commonly framed under glass with protective card mounts and housed within gilded wooden moulding.

Authentic pieces usually exhibit natural signs of age on the paper, such as mild foxing, tone alteration, or light oxidisation. Hand-applied wash lines on mounts, historical framer labels, period signatures, and traditional paper textures also indicate period authenticity.

An antique maritime painting can be integrated into modern interiors by incorporating it into a curated gallery wall alongside contrasting contemporary line art. Placing the artwork in a traditional study, library, or above a wooden console table complements both classic and eclectic aesthetics.

Watercolours should be kept away from direct sunlight and framed using UV-filtering protective glass to prevent pigment fading. Use acid-free mounting materials and maintain a stable indoor environment with controlled humidity levels to prevent paper degradation.
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