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A deeply moving and technically accomplished work
a luxurious duo that perfectly captures the elegance and refinement of classic British design
Comparable examples are illustrated in New Hall Porcelain by David Holgate and in the standard Staffordshire reference works
this sugar bowl offers an ideal size for serving sugar at the breakfast table
making it an exceptional decorative accent for both traditional and contemporary interiors
Saxton's Map of Essex 1576 British Museum Facsimile Framed Print 1968 Wedgwood A deeply moving and technicallyA handsome large framed facsimile of Christopher Saxton's celebrated 1576 map of the county of Essex, published by the British Museum in 1968 as part of their series of high quality reproductions of the Saxton county atlas. Christopher Saxton (c. 1540 c. 1610) is rightly known as the father of English cartography. Commissioned by Thomas Seckford under royal patronage during the reign of Elizabeth I, Saxton's Atlas of the Counties of England and Wales,
