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Vic Trevett (19th/20th Century) - Watercolour - "Upnor", vie...

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Vic Trevett (19th/20th Century) - Watercolour - "Upnor", view across the river Medway, signed, 17.25ins x 24.75ins, in gilt frame and glazed
Note: Ink inscription to verso giving title of work and date '86

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