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Cries of London
IMPORTANT NOTICE DO NOT ASK ME FOR THE VALUE - Here's why - I get about six gazillion emails each year asking me for the 'value' of these prints. Don't be such idiots! For This is a PRINT! There are a billion copies of it. It is unlikely to have a very high value at all - and you are unlikely to have an 'original print'. If you really want to know then take it in to a dealer - don't ask for a value from someone on the internet. I have published these for the sheer joy of sharing them with the 7 people in the world who apparently have not seen them - the other 5,999,999,993 apparently have and only want to know their value. If you have a genuine query about the history or the era then contact me otherwise If you are one of the morons out there who seem to think I have put up this site simply to provide you with a free appraisal service - you risk getting a very scathing message back from me.Milk Maids | Primroses | Turnips/Carrots
Gingerbread | Love songs | Chair Mending
Mackerel | Knife and scissor Grinding
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Below are a series of thumbnails of the twelve pictures on this
site. They were all published between 1792 and 1796 and depict different street sellers in London at the
time. They were painted by F. Wheatly and engraved by Vendramini. Each picture has a short explanation with
it.
Cherries
Mackerel Selling
Turnips and Carrots
Strawberries
Matches
Oranges
Milk Maids
Primroses
Hot Gingerbread
Love Songs
Chair Mending
Knife and scissor Grinding
