A pair of hand-tinted, antique prints of illustrations from the "Vicar of Wakefield" by Oliver Goldsmith both in thin gold-tone frames, under glass, with dark green-grey matting, & certified genuine on the reverse: - "Teaching the Prisoners" - the vicar reads from the bible in a cell full of rough and low looking hoodlums - "Mr Burchell Saves Sophia" - a pair of gentlemen brandish swords as a woman worriedly exits a carriage. Each with wax seals & authenticator's signature: "Historic European Artists & Co. Ltd. - The world masters of antique prints. - Guarantee - We guarantee that this is a genuine antique print and that the details hand-written below are correct in every way possible, to the best of our professional knowledge. - Date of Print C. 1880's - Theme: Vicar of Wakefield - Artist/Artist Pen-Name: Kwetay - Historical Notes: Hand-tinted - Researched & Passed by: V.S. O'V." D: 9 x 6 1/4" (22.7 x 15.8cm) Condition: Both in good condition with mild staining & yellowing of the paper, with paint flaking off of the frames.