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LOT 328

Lot 328

19th Century British

19th Century British
Lot 328 Details
19th Century British

SEVEN FOX HUNTERS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM (EQUESTRIAN AND HUNT SCENE PORTRAITS)

Series of seven colour engravings with letters including: John Mytton Esq., Halston, Salop, After W. Webb. Engraving with letters by William Giller (c.1805-c.1870); Carriage Match, 1789; John Musters and His Hounds, engraved by R.S. Davis; Philip Payne, Huntsman, engraved by C. Turner; The Drake Esquire, 1846; Thomas Waring Esquire, engraved by Thos. Lufton; Stephen Denston, Yeoman of Stanwardine Hall, After R. Jones
Overall 22 x 26 in — 55.9 x 66 cm

Estimate $500-$700

Realised: $960
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Provenance:

Estate Collection, Hamilton

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