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'The Maiden's Head at Uckfield' & 'The Talbot at Ripley'
Carlton House Antiques
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'The Maiden's Head at Uckfield' & 'The Talbot at Ripley'

1920 - 1940
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A matching pair of large framed rare, old prints of paintings by Cecil Aldin. These were coaching Inns dating back to the early 19th Century. These prints are of the interiors of the coaching Inns. We don't have precise dates - but we estimate the paintings to have been done in the early 20th Century. We have reason to believe that these prints were among the first made of these paintings - circa 1930. We do know that the prints have been property of the same family for the last 100 years.

Cecil Aldin was an English artist (1870-1935). He trained in Kensington and lived in Chelsea and was a member of the Chelsea Arts Club.

It is possible that these prints are signed by the artist - but we have been unable to prove it. Both hotels are still there even at this present time.

Physical Dimensions
Height
22cm (8.66")
Width
32cm (12.60")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Declaration

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Framed English Coaching Print to the 1930s.

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SA425407
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073
Description
A matching pair of large framed rare, old prints of paintings by Cecil Aldin. These were coaching Inns dating back to the early 19th Century. These prints are of the interiors of the coaching Inns.
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We don't have precise dates - but we estimate the paintings to have been done in the early 20th Century.
Carlton House Antiques

We have reason to believe that these prints were among the first made of these paintings - circa 1930. We do know that the prints have been property of the same family for the last 100 years.

fig 1. A framed coloured print depicting an interior scene at an English coaching inn with figures in period clothing, dogs, and Windsor chairs.
fig 1. 'The Maiden's Head at Uckfield' & 'The Talbot at Ripley'

Cecil Aldin was an English artist (1870-1935). He trained in Kensington and lived in Chelsea and was a member of the Chelsea Arts Club.

It is possible that these prints are signed by the artist - but we have been unable to prove it. Both hotels are still there even at this present time.

Height
22cm (8.66")
Width
32cm (12.60")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Date of Manufacture

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Framed English Coaching Print to the 1930s.

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SA425407
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073
Carlton House Antiques
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A framed coloured print depicting an interior scene at an English coaching inn with figures in period clothing, dogs, and Windsor chairs.
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Archive I A framed coloured print depicting an interior scene at an English coaching inn with figures in period clothing, dogs, and Windsor chairs.

'The Maiden's Head at Uckfield' & 'The Talbot at Ripley'

Archive II A framed coloured print depicting an interior scene at an English coaching inn with figures in period clothing, dogs, and Windsor chairs. View II
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A framed coloured print depicting an interior scene at an English coaching inn with figures in period clothing, dogs, and Windsor chairs.
'The Maiden's Head at Uckfield' & 'The Talbot at Ripley'
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A framed coloured print depicting an interior scene at an English coaching inn with figures in period clothing, dogs, and Windsor chairs.
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Coaching prints depict 18th and 19th-century stagecoach travel, inn stopovers, and rural transport in Britain, capturing historical social life, costume, and tavern interiors.

Traditional prints feature ink or colour pigments printed on paper, mounted within card matting and enclosed in stained or gilded wooden frames with protective glass.

Period prints display impression marks from copper plates, distinct line engraving or lithographic shading without halftone dot grids, and natural paper ageing such as light oxidation.

Mount the artwork above a wooden console table or display it as part of a gallery wall alongside architectural drawings to provide depth and narrative character.

Position framed paper works away from direct sunlight and moisture, dusting the frame lightly with a dry cloth and avoiding liquid glass cleaners on gilded surfaces.
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