This lot features a pair of beautifully detailed 20th-century drypoint etchings by the British printmaker John Nichols. Both pieces are hand-signed in pencil with the artist's traditional "sc / John Nichols" signature (sculpsit), indicating his personal craftsmanship in etching the plates. • Artist: John Nichols (British, active mid-20th Century) • Subject: "On Gareloch" and "Dockyard Terrace" • Medium: Original Drypoint Etching • Frame: Ornate wood with gold and cream accents • Features: Hand-signed in pencil (lower right); titled in pencil (lower left) These original etchings are well-preserved with strong plate impressions and clear pencil signatures. The paper shows light natural toning consistent with age, but remains free of significant foxing, tears, or water damage. Both pieces are housed in their original vintage frames, which remain structurally sound with only minor surface scuffs that add to their period character. We carefully select every item and believe in transparency. In the case of vintage or pre-owned items, we don't always know their full history, but we have high standards and won't list or sell anything we wouldn't use ourselves. All items come from a smoke-free home.