EDWARD WILLIAM COOKE (BRITISH, 1811-1880)
A collection of etchings, comprising: Thames Wherries, Richmond; The Stationers' Barge; The Wolf; Brig of War; H.M.S. Prince (with the stern balconies as built before the closed sterns were introduced) in Portsmouth Harbour Jury Rigged; a Frigate under all Sail; and A First Class West Indiaman (Thetis Capt. Burton) each inscribed Drawn & Etched by E.W. Cooke and dated for 1828/9, Thetis with period inscription, various sizes Thetis (illustrated), plate size -- 7 x 8in. (18 x 20cm.). Framed and glazed
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Condition Report
Unexamined out of frames, all appear to be in fine overall condition

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