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$600 USD Offers Considered"Ramsgate" Original steel engraving after JMW Turner

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This is a fantastic c. 1847 original steel engraving done after Turner's very dramatic painting "Ramsgate". Steel engravings of Turner paintings were made during Turner's lifetime by a select group from amongst the most eminent engravers of Victorian England, in this case, Robert Wallis. Turner is regarded as one of the finest artists of landscapes and marine scenes all of which were inspired by his extensive travels throughout Europe. Engravings such as "Ramsgate" are fine examples of Turner's ...

$985 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Antique Painting "Girl With Harp"

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This is a wonderful diminutive unsigned oil on canvas. I just love this sweet young girl with such sad brown eyes. She is standing in a doorway with a harp and appears to be waiting for someone. The painting measures 12 1/2" high x 10 1/2" wide. With the frame it measures 15 1/2" high x 13 1/2"wide. The canvas has some markings on the back. A wonderful piece for a music room or a library or sitting room.

$985 USD Offers ConsideredREDUCED Oil Painting by R. Setti

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This is an exquisitely diminutive European waterfront scene. It is an oil on board by 19th century Italian artist R. Setti in a period gilt frame. The outside of the frame measures appx. 14x12 inches, perfect for that small bare spot on your wall. In excellent condition.

$1,500 USD Offers ConsideredPair of Japanese Satsuma Vases

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I would like to begin by saying that I am not an expert on Satsuma. That being said, and from what little I do know about it, this seems to be a nice quality pair of vases in excellent condition, with all of the indications of good Satsuma - fine and uniform crazing of the underglaze, raised gilding, and expertly detailed artwork. I was told that they are from the Meiji period, but I don't want to say for sure. I am hoping to hear from some serious collectors who can tell me more about them. ...

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