An assortment of framed artworks including watercolours and prints of various subjects and styles. The central piece is a watercolour on paper depicting a green-painted smock mill or windmill within a landscape. The foreground features a field of purple and red flowers, possibly heather, executed in a naive representational style with broad washes and simple forms. It is presented in a grey-blue painted wooden frame. No maker’s marks, signatures, or labels are visible on this piece.

Also included is a watercolour study of birds located at the top right, depicting three birds in a naturalistic setting, housed in a black frame with a white mount. A framed architectural drawing of a building facade is positioned at the bottom right. A small white rectangular adhesive label is fixed to the top right corner of the mount, bearing the printed digits 1 8 2 6. At the bottom left is a topographical watercolour showing a riverside town with historic buildings. There appears to be a handwritten inscription in the lower right corner of the image area, but the characters are not clearly legible. The lot further contains several other partially obscured framed works, including abstract and landscape compositions in a variety of gilt and wood frames.

No ruler or scale is present in the image; therefore, no dimensions are provided.