William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Grandmother and Child Wedgwood it remained a foundational document

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Collectors who appreciate originality and historical integrity will value the survival of this bowl

Lilac examples are particularly admired for their soft

This silver plated pin dish is a wonderful addition to any Wedgwood collection and a sophisticated introduction for those just beginning to explore fine English tableware and home accessories

William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Grandmother and Child Wedgwood it remained a foundational documentA beautifully rendered drypoint etching by the celebrated British artist William Lee Hankey RI, RWS, RE (18691952). The composition depicts an elderly woman in a headscarf, seated and attending to a young infant, rendered with the artist's characteristic mastery of cross hatched shadow and intimate domestic atmosphere. Signed in pencil below the plate with the artist's monogram stamp. Presented in a period mount. A fine example of Lee Hankey's genre