Thomas Kitchin Antique Map Isle of Man c1764 Hand Coloured Framed Wedgwood

Thomas Kitchin Antique Map Isle of Man c1764 Hand Coloured Framed WedgwoodAn original 18th century copperplate map of the Isle of Man by Thomas Kitchin, 'The New Map of the Isle of Man, Drawn from the best Authorities', circa 1764 (from England Illustrated, R. & J. Dodsley). Finely engraved with the island's towns, parishes and coastline, with a decorative title cartouche and attractive hand colouring. Framed and glazed, the frame measuring approximately 24 x 23 cm. A genuine Georgian map, not a reproduction a charming

this is a large decorative plate that makes a striking statement on display

Each detail has been crisply executed

this compact box is perfectly sized for storing small valuables

classical figures

proportions and finish indicate that it was almost certainly produced in the same period and very likely by a closely related English manufactory responding to the demand for Wedgwood‑type basalt portraiture

minor age-related characteristics should be expected

44cm diameter

and retains both the old paper label and lot stickers to the underside of the cover

Miniature size – approx

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In good condition overall with strong relief and clean colour