Saxton's Map of Essex 1576 British Museum Facsimile Framed Print 1968 Wedgwood

Saxton's Map of Essex 1576 British Museum Facsimile Framed Print 1968 WedgwoodA 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,

giving the piece depth

these bowls are not only functional but also serve as conversation pieces

it adds an unmistakable note of sophistication and heritage to any space

Whether you are building a focused Wedgwood collection or seeking a single statement piece of English stoneware

This 1974 plaque continues that legacy

Original Latin texts of psalms

Pattern/Design: “Emblems”

compact proportions

This attractive matching pair of small antique bud vases is finely made in porcelain and richly decorated in an opulent late-19th‑century style

especially sheep and pastoral motifs

Pairing with other Jasperware or neoclassical ceramics in a curated collection

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