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Early 19th Century Watercolour of a Young Baby in a High Chair
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Early 19th Century Watercolour of a Young Baby in a High Chair

19th century
Sold 3 May 2026 · Colin Brand Antiques
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Description

Charming naive watercolour of a baby in a highchair

‘Mary’

C1830

Painting size 11x15cm

Date of Manufacture

Colin Brand Antiques has dated this Antique Framed Watercolour to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
27.5cm (10.83")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Depth
4.5cm (1.77")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1096032
Dealers Internal Reference
CRBJR/2169
Dealers Notes

Colin Brand Antiques Est. 1984

Description
Charming naive watercolour of a baby in a highchair

‘Mary’

C1830

Painting size 11x15cm

Date of Manufacture

Colin Brand Antiques has dated this Antique Framed Watercolour to the 19th Century.

Height
27.5cm (10.83")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Depth
4.5cm (1.77")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1096032
Dealers Internal Ref
CRBJR/2169
Colin Brand Antiques
Colin Brand Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2014

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An early 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a child in a high chair, set within a chunky wooden mitred frame. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I An early 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a child in a high chair, set within a chunky wooden mitred frame. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Early 19th Century Watercolour of a Young Baby in a High Chair

Archive II An early 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a child in a high chair, set within a chunky wooden mitred frame. View II
Archive III An early 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a child in a high chair, set within a chunky wooden mitred frame. View III
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Colin Brand Antiques

Colin Brand Antiques
Telephone 07786 922 409
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Stow on the Wold
Gloucestershire
United Kingdom
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Verified Since Apr 2014
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Items Sold 957
Colin Brand Antiques
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An early 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a child in a high chair, set within a chunky wooden mitred frame.
Early 19th century watercolour of a young baby in a high chair
Ref: SA1096032
An early 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a child in a high chair, set within a chunky wooden mitred frame.
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  • ObjectPaintings & Artwork
  • Period19th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialPaper, Wood, Glass
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsHand-painted watercolour, Figurative scene, Mitred wooden frame
  • SizeH 27.5 cm (11 in) x W 23 cm (9 in) x D 4.5 cm (2 in)

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Watercolour painting gained significant popularity in Britain during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, transitioning from a topographical sketching tool into a respected fine art medium. Artists of this era often used transparent washes of pigment on handmade paper to capture domestic scenes, landscapes, and portraits.

Authentic pieces from this period typically utilise organic water-soluble pigments on rag or cotton paper, housed within wooden framesfrequently mahogany, oak, or giltwood. Protective glazing was traditionally hand-blown cylinder glass, which often exhibits minor imperfections and wavy surface textures.

Authentication involves examining the paper stock for watermark identifiers, observing the presence of hand-mixed pigments characteristic of the period, and inspecting the frames construction, such as hand-cut joints and old backing boards. Genuine works will also show natural ageing, such as subtle foxing or toning on the paper substrate.

Integrating historical artwork into contemporary spaces works best by layering it within a gallery wall or placing it on a narrow shelf to create visual depth. The rich tones of the wooden frame provide a grounding element that contrasts effectively against neutral or minimalist walls.

To prevent fading and degradation, antique watercolours should be displayed away from direct sunlight and high humidity environments. Archival-grade framing materials, including acid-free backing and UV-filtering glazing, are essential for protecting the delicate paper and pigments from long-term damage.
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