Two antique Vanity Fair characature prints, newly professionally framed in solid wood, glazed frames

A wonderful framed pair of antique Vanity Fair characaturs from the late 19th century, featuring:

Sir Robert A. Hadfield ‘Steel’

and

The Reverend Edmund Henry Morgan ‘Red Morgan’

‘Red Morgan’ was a Dean of Jesus College Cambridge.

‘Steel’ was from a Sheffield family and made many alloys from steel.

Each dated from the late nineteenth century through to the early years of the twentieth, these joyous historic British prints are in great condition and have been professionally framed in bespoke identical simple matte black solid wood glazed frames.

The pictures measure 41cm tall X 29cm They will arrive well packed, strung and ready to hang as pictured. They ship internationally.

These can be bought as a pair or individually.

A wonderful framed pair of antique Vanity Fair characaturs from the late 19th century, featuring:

Sir Robert A. Hadfield ‘Steel’

and

The Reverend Edmund Henry Morgan ‘Red Morgan’

‘Red Morgan’ was a Dean of Jesus College Cambridge.

‘Steel’ was from a Sheffield family and made many alloys from steel.

Each dated from the late nineteenth century through to the early years of the twentieth, these joyous historic British prints are in great condition and have been professionally framed in bespoke identical simple matte black solid wood glazed frames.

The pictures measure 41cm tall X 29cm They will arrive well packed, strung and ready to hang as pictured. They ship internationally.

These can be bought as a pair or individually.