Snaffles [pseudonymous for Charles Johnstone Payne (British,...

Hammer

£120

Snaffles [pseudonymous for Charles Johnstone Payne (British, 1884-1967)],
"A Point To Point",
Colour print on paper,
54cm x 80cm,
Framed and glazed,
With four hunting prints on paper after Lionel Edwards, comprising: "Old Mr Barleycorn", "The Dealer's Man", "The Thruster" and "The M.F.H.", each 34cm x 44.5cm, in matching glazed frames (at fault) (5)

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The all the prints are framed under glass and have not been removed for inspection.

The Snaffles print shows no obvious damage to the printed surface, however the paper is likely to have darkened and the colours likely to have faded somewhat over time. There appears to be some dead insects or insect detritus under the glass. The print shows a printed Sanffles signature, but is not signed in pencil. The frame is structurally sound but shows wear commensurate with age and use.

The Edwards prints show no obvious damage to the printed surface, however the paper is likely to have darkened and the colours likely to have faded somewhat over time. Two of the prints have moved in their mounts. The prints show printed Lionel Edwards signatures, but are not signed in pencil. The frames are structurally sound and show minor wear and the odd spot of residue.