William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Mother & Infant Town Square Wedgwood

William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Mother & Infant Town Square WedgwoodAn intimate close up composition showing a woman and swaddled infant face to face, with a Continental town square of tall houses and a church visible in the background a setting typical of Lee Hankey's time spent working in Brittany and northern France. The monogram MHC is visible on the infant's clothing. Signed in pencil below the plate with the artist's stamp. A charming and rare smaller format example of the artist's work. Dimensions: 34 x 3 x 30

and black jasperware remains one of the company’s most iconic and collectible ceramic bodies

ethereal quality that made Moonlight Lustre so coveted among Regency and Georgian collectors

It presents beautifully and is ready to be enjoyed immediately in its new home

This plaque exemplifies those qualities

beautifully finished in a soft

From a historical perspective

surface effects

date-inscribed pieces

but also demonstrate the technical skill and meticulous craftsmanship that define early 19th-century Wedgwood production

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5 cm x 9 cm size gives it real presence

Presented in its original box