Strickland & Russell has dated these Antique Robert Burns Engravings to the 1850s.
Titles: Auld Lang Syne and Now Westlin Wins.
Artist: After J. M. Wright (John Massey Wright).
Engravers: J. Rogers — Auld Lang Syne; S. Bull — Now Westlin Wins, as credited beneath the images.

Date of Publication: Mid-19th century, approximately 1840s. Exact editions unconfirmed.
Surface: Paper with applied colouring. The date of the colouring is unknown.

Auld Lang Syne depicts a convivial tavern gathering, with men clasping hands over a table and raising their drinks. A dog rests beside them.
Now Westlin Wins depicts a young couple beside a cornfield, with birds overhead and a dog at their feet. Printed below is the verse beginning “But Peggy dear the Evening’s clear”. The publisher’s inscription reads “London; Published for the Proprietors, by Geo. Virtue, 26, Ivy Lane.”

Presentation: Sold together as a pair, mounted and unframed.
Condition: Age-related paper toning, scattered spotting and areas of discolouration, including a pronounced horizontal brown band across the lower margin of Now Westlin Wins. Please examine all photographs for condition.
Measurements: 26 x 31 cm (mount aperture approx. 14 x 19 cm)
Strickland & Russell has dated these Antique Robert Burns Engravings to the 1850s.
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