Naval Scene Print likely depicting the 1887 Golden Jubilee Review

The item is a framed print depicting a naval scene with numerous vessels. The scene features both sailing ships and steamships on a body of water under a pale sky. In the foreground, several steamships are actively moving, leaving trails of smoke. Towards the left, a large number of sailboats with white sails are clustered, some displaying red sails. In the central and right portions of the print, larger, more elaborate ships are anchored or slowly moving, including at least two larger steam-powered vessels with multiple masts and rigging. The print is matted with a wide, off-white border. Below the image, text is printed, although it is partially obscured by glare. Visible text appears to indicate the title or event depicted, possibly involving "H.R.H. The Prince of Wales" and referencing an event around 1887, perhaps related to Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee based on the visible text "GOLDEN VICTORIAN JUBILEE". The print is housed in a decorative gold-colored frame with a slightly ornate pattern along the inner edge. The frame shows some signs of age, with visible wear and possibly some chipping in places. The print itself appears to be in fair condition, though it is difficult to assess fully through the frame and glass. There are no apparent major foxing or water stains visible in the image presented, but minor imperfections may exist. The overall composition suggests a significant naval gathering or review, likely a celebratory event given the context of the jubilee reference and the inclusion of numerous vessels.