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'Going Well' & 'Trouble Ahead'
Carlton House Antiques
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'Going Well' & 'Trouble Ahead'

1920 - 1940
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A matching pair of large framed rare, old driving prints of paintings by Cecil Aldin. 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.

Physical Dimensions
Height
63cm (24.80")
Width
71cm (27.95")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Declaration

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Antique Coaching Art Print to the 1930s.

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SA425410
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072
Description
A matching pair of large framed rare, old driving prints of paintings by Cecil Aldin.
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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 illustration depicting figures in Regency attire travelling in a horse-drawn carriage set against a green background.
fig 1. 'Going Well' & 'Trouble Ahead'

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.

Height
63cm (24.80")
Width
71cm (27.95")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Date of Manufacture

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Antique Coaching Art Print to the 1930s.

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SA425410
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072
Carlton House Antiques
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A framed illustration depicting figures in Regency attire travelling in a horse-drawn carriage set against a green background.
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Archive I A framed illustration depicting figures in Regency attire travelling in a horse-drawn carriage set against a green background.

'Going Well' & 'Trouble Ahead'

Archive II A framed illustration depicting figures in Regency attire travelling in a horse-drawn carriage set against a green background. View II
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Telephone 020 3581 2145 or 07442 105319
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A framed illustration depicting figures in Regency attire travelling in a horse-drawn carriage set against a green background.
'Going Well' & 'Trouble Ahead'
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A framed illustration depicting figures in Regency attire travelling in a horse-drawn carriage set against a green background.
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Coaching prints originated in eighteenth and nineteenth-century Britain, depicting horse-drawn carriages, mail coaches, and equestrian travel, reflecting the transportation and leisure of the era.

These artworks were typically printed on paper using engravings, aquatints, or lithographs, often finished with hand colouring, mounted on card, and housed in glazed wooden frames.

Genuine period prints usually display distinct plate impression lines, age-related paper foxing, publisher inscriptions beneath the image, and hand-applied watercolour washes rather than modern dot printing.

Display coaching prints in traditional spaces such as hallways, studies, or above fireplaces, pairing them with dark wood furniture or layering them alongside contemporary artwork for an eclectic gallery wall.

Display prints away from direct sunlight and high humidity to prevent fading and mould, wipe the glazing with a soft dry cloth, and ensure acid-free mountboard is used inside the frame.
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