Thomas Kitchin Antique Map Isle of Man c1764 Hand Coloured Framed Wedgwood A continuous frieze of classical

A continuous frieze of classical swags and bows in raised cream relief encircles the shoulder

The fine relief work

this plate would sit comfortably within a dessert or side service intended for use on fashionable Regency tables

This is a beautifully preserved example of Royal Doulton stoneware that will bring character

The back of the frame is currently open and will need to be taped or sealed closed again by the buyer for added security and neatness

Thomas Kitchin Antique Map Isle of Man c1764 Hand Coloured Framed Wedgwood A continuous frieze of classicalAn 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