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Regency Reverse Engraving on Glass of Queen Caroline .
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Regency Reverse Engraving on Glass of Queen Caroline .

19th century
Description

A good Regency engraving on glass depicting Queen Caroline. The inscriptions reads:

" Her Majesty Queen Caroline landing at Dover on the 5th of June 1820 after an absence of 5 years to demand her Rights, Dignities and Privileges as Queen of England. Dedicated to the feelings of the British Nation by W B Walker."

In very good original condition and in the original wooden frame.

Caroline of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel was Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Queen of Hanover from 29 January 1820 until her death in 1821. The estranged wife of George IV, she was Princess of Wales from 1795 to 1820.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
30cm (11.81")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Declaration

Jane Short Antiques has dated this Regency Reverse Glass Painting to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA988040
Dealers Internal Reference
A3623
Description
A good Regency engraving on glass depicting Queen Caroline. The inscriptions reads:
" Her Majesty Queen Caroline landing at Dover on the 5th of June 1820 after an absence of 5 years to demand her Rights, Dignities and Privileges as Queen of England.
Jane Short Antiques

Dedicated to the feelings of the British Nation by W B Walker."

fig 1. A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire.
fig 1. Regency Reverse Engraving on Glass of Queen Caroline .

In very good original condition and in the original wooden frame.

Caroline of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel was Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Queen of Hanover from 29 January 1820 until her death in 1821. The estranged wife of George IV, she was Princess of Wales from 1795 to 1820.

Payment by bank transfer or PayPal

There will be a small charge for packing and delivery on the UK Mainland and we can calculate the cost of International delivery.

Height
30cm (11.81")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Date of Manufacture

Jane Short Antiques has dated this Regency Reverse Glass Painting to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA988040
Dealers Internal Ref
A3623
Jane Short Antiques
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Archive I A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire.

Regency Reverse Engraving on Glass of Queen Caroline .

Archive II A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire. View II
Archive III A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire. View III
Archive IV A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire. View IV
Archive V A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire. View V
Archive VI A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire. View VI
Archive VII A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire. View VII
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Suffolk
United Kingdom
Verified Since Mar 2020
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A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire.
Regency Reverse Engraving on Glass of Queen Caroline .
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A framed Regency reverse glass print depicting Queen Caroline arriving at Dover in 1820 surrounded by figures in period attire.
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Reverse glass printing involves applying a printed paper image face down onto glass, carefully removing the paper backing, and hand-colouring the remaining impression from behind.

These artworks were constructed using engraved paper prints, natural resins or fixatives, sheet glass, oil-based paints, and wooden moulding frames.

Authentic pieces feature visible hand-painted brushwork on the back, irregularities in hand-blown glass, period typography, and original timber backing boards.

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Dust the frame with a dry soft cloth and gently wipe the glass surface with a microfibre cloth, ensuring no liquids seep into the frame edges.
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