A beautifully curated set of three original 19th‑century fruit lithographs, each drawn and printed by noted American illustrators and lithographers of the mid‑1800s. This trio features heirloom varieties including Seckel, Roi de Wurtemberg, Marie Louise, and the Albany Seedling Peach. Each print includes its original artist attribution, engraver or lithographer credit, and variety names, confirming these are authentic antique plates rather than modern reproductions. The prints were professionally reframed in the mid‑20th century using warm wood frames, cream matting, and kraft‑paper backs with wire hangers. Together, the three pieces create a cohesive, ready‑to‑hang gallery grouping ideal for kitchens, dining rooms, breakfast nooks, or garden‑inspired interiors. A charming and historically rich set of genuine 1800s fruit illustrations. Please note: These may be original 19th-century botanical fruit lithographs that were later professionally reframed. Lithographer and printer credits are visible within the artwork. Exact publication date has not been verified, and the artwork has not been removed from the frames for examination. CONDITION Prints: Excellent antique condition with light, expected age toning. Frames: Very good vintage condition. The peach frame has a minor chip at the bottom right corner. Backs: All three have minor punctures in the kraft‑paper backing. Wired and ready to hang. DIMENSIONS Framed (each): approx. 18" H × 15" W × 0.5" D Visible print area (each): approx. 10" H × 7" W SHIPPING Your purchase will be taken to a UPS Store, where it will be professionally packed using appropriate materials to help ensure it arrives safely. I take great care in preparing each piece for shipment and will work to obtain the most cost-effective shipping option available without compromising the protection of your item. Tracking and insurance will be included when applicable, so you can purchase with confidence. Please message me if you have any questions or for more pictures. Thank you for looking!