William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Mother and Two Children Wedgwood

William LeeHankey — Drypoint Etching — Mother and Two Children WedgwoodA tender domestic scene by William Lee Hankey, depicting a mother figure with a young girl in a bonnet and a baby, rendered in rich velvety blacks characteristic of the drypoint medium. The intimate grouping and careful attention to texture and light are hallmarks of Lee Hankey's finest figurative work. Signed in pencil below the plate with monogram stamp. Presented in a period mount. Dimensions: 42 x 3 x 40 cm.

developed in the late 18th century

This bowl is ideal as a centerpiece on a dining table

but it is already stable enough to hang as is

creating a sculptural yet practical design that showcases Wedgwood’s mastery of form and function

with rich cobalt blue underglaze

contributing to the authenticity and character of the vase

or as a standalone accent piece in a refined interior

There is a small hairline

Ideal for use as a classic ashtray

this piece immediately draws the eye without overwhelming a space

with light signs of age and use consistent with a lovingly cared-for vintage piece

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