Elmgarden has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
One of the frames has a letter taped to the back from David Frith of the “Cricketer” and an explanation of “the Lobster” of D L A Jephson and that WW Refers to W W Read, both pictures are included in this collection
Also
“In His Fathers Steps” is a cricket portrait of Lord Dalmeny
And
“an artful bowler” of Cricketer BJT Bosanquet
The prints are in good condition for their age, there is slight marking, a good collection to bring a little satirical humour on to your wall
The prints are 16”x 11”
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Elmgarden has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
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Collection of 4 Vanity Fair Cricketing Themed “Spy”prints
