Antique Goadby Cashiobury Moor Park Hertfordshire Engraving Framed c.1773 Wedgwood likely carried out after removal

likely carried out after removal from a piece of furniture or frame

Ideal as a tobacco jar

The deep indigo and madder palette is produced using natural plant and insect dyes — the slight tonal variation across the field (known as abrash) is characteristic of hand-prepared yarns and is highly valued

beautifully executed decoration

Antique Goadby Cashiobury Moor Park Hertfordshire Engraving Framed c.1773 Wedgwood likely carried out after removalAn antique engraved view showing two great Hertfordshire country seats on a single plate: "Cashiobury" (upper view) and "Moor Park" (lower view). Published in Robert Goadby's "A New Display of the Beauties of England", London, c. 1773 1776. The full title of the publication reads: "A New Display of the Beauties of England, or a description of the most elegant or magnificent public edifices, royal palaces, noblemen's and gentlemen's seats, and other