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S Conway Lloyd Jones (1846-97) - Large Watercolour Estuary Scene, Dated 1886.
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S Conway Lloyd Jones (1846-97) - Large Watercolour Estuary Scene, Dated 1886.

19th century
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A large watercolour depicting an estuary scene, signed S Conway Lloyd Jones (1846-97) and dated 1886.

Lloyd-Jones was a member and exhibitor at the Ipswich Art Club 1878-1895 and may have had a 'holiday home' in the county and in 1881 exhibited from Beauchamp House, Wimborne Minster, thirteen pictures including an oil 'Heigh-Ho! the Holly' and watercolours 'Cold Hill Firs', 'Countisbury in a Fog' and 'Ivybridge', in 1882 he had eleven pictures on display, in 1883 seven, two oils 'Lake Edwa' and 'Returning from School' and five watercolour including 'Wild Wales, and in 1884 four oils 'Scene on the Stour, Dorset', 'Autumn Afternoon', 'Two for Joy' and 'Scene on the Dart'. These seem to have been his last at Ipswich as on 24 March 1884, under the Bankruptcy Act, was held the first meeting of his creditors. He also seems to have been a bit of an inventor as in January 1885 he applied for patent 13245 'for improvements in lids for boxes, cases, barrels or baskets, on in and connected with the means of fastening the same'. He was buried at St James the Less, Pangboourne, Berkshire on 23 February 1897, aged 50.

Dimensions (framed):-

Length: 72cm

Height: 57cm

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57cm (22.44")
Width
72cm (28.35")
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Harrington Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

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A large watercolour depicting an estuary scene, signed S Conway Lloyd Jones (1846-97) and dated 1886.

Lloyd-Jones was a member and exhibitor at the Ipswich Art Club 1878-1895 and may have had a 'holiday home' in the county and in 1881 exhibited from Beauchamp House, Wimborne Minster, thirteen pictures including an oil 'Heigh-Ho! the Holly' and watercolours 'Cold Hill Firs', 'Countisbury in a Fog' and 'Ivybridge', in 1882 he had eleven pictures on display, in 1883 seven, two oils 'Lake Edwa' and 'Returning from School' and five watercolour including 'Wild Wales, and in 1884 four oils 'Scene on the Stour, Dorset', 'Autumn Afternoon', 'Two for Joy' and 'Scene on the Dart'.

These seem to have been his last at Ipswich as on 24 March 1884, under the Bankruptcy Act, was held the first meeting of his creditors.
Harrington Antiques

He also seems to have been a bit of an inventor as in January 1885 he applied for patent 13245 'for improvements in lids for boxes, cases, barrels or baskets, on in and connected with the means of fastening the same'. He was buried at St James the Less, Pangboourne, Berkshire on 23 February 1897, aged 50.

Dimensions (framed):-

Length: 72cm

Height: 57cm

DELIVERY

UK Mainland: £10

International Delivery: Please contact us for a no obligation delivery quote.

Height
57cm (22.44")
Width
72cm (28.35")
Date of Manufacture

Harrington Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA815768
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