Antique Cashiobury Park Earl of Essex Engraving Framed 18th Century Wedgwood and both figures retain their

and both figures retain their baskets and the majority of their delicate floral ornament

The dish’s compact form makes it perfect for everyday use while retaining the feel of a decorative collectible

The classical subject and green-and-white palette mix beautifully with both antique and contemporary interiors

and providing a striking backdrop for the raised white figures and ornamental borders

and sculptural objets d’art

Antique Cashiobury Park Earl of Essex Engraving Framed 18th Century Wedgwood and both figures retain theirAn antique copperplate engraving titled "Cashiobury Park in Hertfordshire, the Seat of the Earl of Essex", late 18th century. This is a different view of the same estate, showing the house and outbuildings with figures in the foreground likely from a contemporary county history or topographical magazine such as The Universal Magazine or Harrison's History of London family of publications. Uncoloured. Presented in a plain banded mount within a simple