Description: This is a GeorgeBaxter-com listing - this guarantees that this item is genuine and as described. We only list top quality GENUINE prints at the right price. We do not sell poor quality items Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE This is one of a set of needle box prints by Le Blond & Co printed by George Baxter’s patent process in the early 1850’s. They are called needlebox sets as they were printed in sheets of ten and meant to be cut singularly and placed on the lids of small boxes containing sewing needles but many were used as decorative items either framed or in scrapbooks. The print shows Queen Victoria and Prince Albert returning to their Scottish home at Balmoral The size of the frame is approx. 12 x 9.5 cm and ready to hang, there is a label on the back giving basic details about the prints, from Portique in Bournemouth which was part of the well-known Bournemouth Antique and Jewellery shop Porters. Very good colours with some light age toning to the over mounts, please see images This print is from what is known as ‘The Regal Set’ and at the time of listing I have a complete set of ten available all uniformly framed. The full set is titled “Prince Albert in St. James' Park - Queen Victoria at Windsor - Her Majesty leaving Portsmouth Harbour - Her Majesty at Balmoral - Her Majesty Opening Parliament - Her Majesty at Balmoral - The Great Exhibition – Venice - Brothers' Water - Osborne House All are miniatures of larger prints published by Le Blond Please see our other EBay listings, we are happy to combine shipping. If you would like further information or images please feel free to contact me via 'contact seller' Baxter Print: A print produced by George Baxter (1804 - 1867). He would have designed the image, engraved the steel printing plate, prepared up to 20 plus wood or metal blocks to print each individual colour and then printed them, all on hand presses, one colour at time, his print of the Coronation of Queen Victoria took FOUR years to complete. Baxter Process: From 1849 Baxter sold licences to use his process - between 1850 and 1870's the companies of Le Blond & Co, J M Kronheim, Myers & Co, W Dickes, Joseph Mansell and Bradshaw & Blacklock produced work by Baxter's patent process, these printers are known as Baxter Licencees and their work as Baxter Licencee prints. Victorian colour printing of this period, much by the Baxter Process, was far superior to the majority of colour work that came afterwards when art and quality were superseded later in the 19th century by the requirements of quantity at a cheap price. Please see our website for more information on the printers and examples of their work, many items for sale About GeorgeBaxter-com - I have been a collector of Baxter prints for over 35 years. During this time I have amassed quite a vast supply of duplicate items. GeorgeBaxter.com is a hobby but run on a professional business basis and was started to help me dispose of some of these duplicate items as well as promote the work of George Baxter and his Licencees throughout the world. I am also one of main researchers into the subject. George Baxter.com has been successfully trading on the Internet since 2001 and have the pleasure of supplying private collectors, museums and art galleries throughout the world. We only supply QUALITY Baxter Prints, Baxter Licencee or Baxter process prints, all are guaranteed to be 100% genuine and as described. Our guarantee of authenticity has no time limit. All images are taken under white light to portray the best possible likeness and we always endeavour to be 100% honest with our descriptions. When we say the colours are excellent we really mean excellent as we have had the benefit of seeing thousands of prints for comparison. By informing others we are trying to eliminate the sale of poor quality and fake Baxter items which does nothing to further the interest in Baxter's work. Please see our fakes and forgeries page on our website - hopefully it might save you making any costly mistakes. Payment: PayPal only please. Payment or contact must be made within 7 days of the auction close otherwise we will start a non-payment dispute. If you are bidding and plan to be away after the close of the auction, please email to advise as you bid. Shipping: We ship worldwide, UK postage is normally stated - for international purchases, if not already stated, please email for postage costs. NB. 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Price: 12.99 GBP
Location: Burry Port
End Time: 2024-12-03T09:02:00.000Z
Shipping Cost: 9.72 GBP
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Return postage will be paid by: Buyer
Returns Accepted: Returns Accepted
After receiving the item, your buyer should cancel the purchase within: 14 days
Type: Print
Date of Creation: Antique (Pre-1900)
