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Water Colour by William Woolard, the Port of Leith
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Water Colour by William Woolard, the Port of Leith

19th century
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A charming 1892 watercolour by William Woolard, depicting the busy Port of Leith with sailing ships, steam vessels, and softly reflected light across calm harbour water. Woolard captures the character of the working port with sensitive detail and gentle industrial atmosphere. A lovely, evocative maritime scene, neatly presented and full of late‑19th‑century interest.

Physical Dimensions
Height
51.5cm (20.28")
Width
71.5cm (28.15")
Depth
1.5cm (0.59")
Declaration

Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors has dated this Antique Marine Watercolour Painting to the 19th Century.

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SA1236522
Dealers Internal Reference
SAI4307
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A charming 1892 watercolour by William Woolard, depicting the busy Port of Leith with sailing ships, steam vessels, and softly reflected light across calm harbour water.
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Woolard captures the character of the working port with sensitive detail and gentle industrial atmosphere.
Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors

A lovely, evocative maritime scene, neatly presented and full of late‑19th‑century interest.

Height
51.5cm (20.28")
Width
71.5cm (28.15")
Depth
1.5cm (0.59")
Date of Manufacture

Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors has dated this Antique Marine Watercolour Painting to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1236522
Dealers Internal Ref
SAI4307
Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors
Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2017

A family run business , second generation of antique dealers est 1977 with 3 warehouses over 6000 sq ft

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A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame.
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Archive I A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame.

Water Colour by William Woolard, the Port of Leith

Archive II A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View II
Archive III A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View III
Archive IV A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View IV
Archive V A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View V
Archive VI A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View VI
Archive VII A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View VII
Archive VIII A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View VIII
Archive IX A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View IX
Archive X A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View X
Archive XI A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View XI
Archive XII A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View XII
Archive XIII A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View XIII
Archive XIV A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame. View XIV
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Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors
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A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame.
Water Colour By William Woolard, The Port of Leith
Ref: SA1236522
A framed watercolour painting depicting vessels and shipping in the Port of Leith harbour within a light wood frame.
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  • ObjectFramed Painting
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian Maritime
  • MaterialWatercolour, Paper, Wood, Glass
  • ColourMuted Blue and Grey
  • MotifsHarbour scene, Sailing ships, Light wood frame, White mount
  • SizeH 51.5 cm (20 in) x W 71.5 cm (28 in) x D 1.5 cm (1 in)

Maritime watercolour painting in 19th-century Britain focused on documenting shipping, docks, and coastal landscapes using water-based pigments on paper. The style typically balances topographical accuracy with atmospheric depictions of weather, light, and water movement.

Artists utilised natural pigment powders mixed with gum arabic, applied onto thick cotton rag or linen paper. These paintings were customarily mounted behind glass within wooden frames to protect the delicate paper substrate from environmental exposure.

Authentic pieces often feature artist signatures, date inscriptions, period-correct paper age including natural toning, and evidence of historical mounting techniques. Reference catalogs and auction records help verify artist histories and period stylistic traits.

Framed nautical paintings work well positioned above sideboards, within hallway gallery walls, or in home offices. Their neutral palette and historical subject matter complement both traditional wooden furniture and modern contemporary schemes.

Display watercolours away from direct sunlight and fluctuating humidity to prevent fading, warping, or foxing. Utilizing UV-filtering conservation glass and acid-free mounting materials helps maintain the condition of the paper and pigments long term.
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