Antique English Chromolithographs in Maple Frames - Hunting Incidents Series - A Pair

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Description

A handsome pair of Victorian English chromolithographs from the celebrated “Hunting Incidents” series, featuring the sporting scenes “Full Cry” and … Read more A handsome pair of Victorian English chromolithographs from the celebrated “Hunting Incidents” series, featuring the sporting scenes “Full Cry” and “A Cross Meeting.”

Dating to the late 19th century, these richly colored prints capture the tradition and pageantry of the English fox hunt, depicting mounted riders, hounds, and idyllic countryside landscapes in the grand sporting tradition. The vibrant chromolithographic printing process allowed for exceptional color and detail, making these decorative works highly sought after during the Victorian era.

The prints are presented in attractive bird’s-eye maple veneered frames with gilt liners, adding warmth and refinement while complementing the English country-house character of the artwork.

An excellent matched pair for a library, study, sporting lodge, equestrian interior, or curated English country aesthetic.

Dimensions

Each measures:

* 18.75” W
* 15.25” H

Condition

Very good antique condition. The chromolithographs retain strong color and present beautifully. Frames show age-related wear, including minor scuffs, finish variation, and light imperfections consistent with their age and use. Ready to hang.

Origin

England

Date

Circa 1870–1890

Materials

Chromolithograph on Paper, Glass, Bird’s-Eye Maple Veneer, Wood, Gilt Liner

Styles

English Traditional • Victorian • Sporting • Equestrian

Seller’s Notes

A particularly decorative and increasingly desirable pair of Victorian sporting prints that embody the charm of the English countryside and fox-hunting tradition. See less