Availabile is a beautiful and atmospheric 19th-century Victorian Maritime watercolor painting, depicting a sailing boat navigating choppy coastal waters near a wooden pier.

This piece beautifully captures the dramatic skies and light characteristic of classic British marine art from the era.

Item Details:
Original watercolor on paper.

Period: Victorian
(circa mid-to-late 19th century).

Subject: Maritime / Seascape / Sailing Vessel.

Framing: Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a Gold-trimmed mount.

Provenance/Labels:
The reverse features two historic labels. One is an elegant, early handwritten ink label attributing the work to "William Lushington."
The second is a vintage gallery/dealer tag identifying it as a "Very fine Victorian Seascape by William Lushington."

Artist Context: Historical labels attribute this piece to William Lushington.

Research indicates the artist is highly likely Sir William Bryan Lushington (1824–1910), 3rd Baronet of Aspenden—an accomplished Victorian gentleman and barrister who painted to a high standard as an amateur, making this a rare and unique estate piece rather than a mass-commercialised print.

Condition:
As noted on the Antique Dealer's tag on the reverse, there is some repair and age-related wear/damage consistent with a 19th-century watercolor. It originally was purchased -- back in 1984 -- for £65.00 (not a cheap price back then) after it had been reduced; as per the above dealers' note.)

Please examine the photos closely to assess the condition of the painting and frame before purchasing.

Shipping and Packaging:
The painting will be securely packed with bubble-wrap and sturdy cardboard to ensure safe transit.

From a smoke-free household.