Three watercolours, the first depicting Cartmel Square and Cartmel Priory Gatehouse
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Three watercolours, the first depicting Cartmel Square and Cartmel Priory Gatehouse signed A Miessel to lower right hand corner, mounted within a simple brown frame measuring 30cm x 38cm, the second depicts a Rustic Watermill and signed D Law to lower left hand corner, mounted frame and glazed within a gilt frame measuring 49cm x 41cm and the third depicting The Golden Lion Public House under glass within a simple pine frame measuring 51cm x 38cm.
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