Antique County Map, Cheshire, English, Framed Cartography, Robert Morden, 18th.C

Our Stock # 25580

This is an antique county map of Cheshire, an English framed cartographic engraving by Robert Morden, dating to the early Georgian period, circa 1720. A charming and historically rich representation of the county, this Victorian period hand-coloured engraving captures the elegance of early 18th century mapmaking.

• Fascinating 18th century map of the County and Palantine of Chester, brimming with historic detail and charm
• Posthumous reproduction of Robert Morden’s celebrated work, as published in Magna Britannia by Thomas Cox, 1720
• Engraved cartography displays the administrative Hundreds and antique spellings of familiar towns and regions
• Hand coloured accents enrich the visual appeal, with delicate tonality throughout
  
  
• Presented in a tasteful later frame, offering sympathetic enhancement to the period character
• Glazed with clear glass, protecting the map while ensuring excellent clarity
• Dressed to the rear with mounting braid, ready for immediate wall hanging
• A wonderful piece for collectors of early British cartography, or those with a fondness for Cheshire heritage

This antique county map is a delightful and informative decorative piece, steeped in early Georgian geography. An ideal addition to the traditional study, country house interior, or heritage gallery wall. Delivered ready to display.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 44cm (17.25'')
Max Depth: 1cm (.5'')
Max Height: 37.5cm (14.75'')

Map Width: 41cm (16.25'')
Map Height: 34.5cm (13.5'')