Vintners' Hall, Thames Street, London - B. Cole Engraving - 1756
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Original mid-18th century copper engraving with the courtyard of Vintners' Hall, the seat of the London vintners' company in Thames Street, rebuilt after the Great Fire. Signed at the foot "B. Cole sculp." and from William Maitland's History of London, published in 1756.
Original mid-18th century copper engraving with the courtyard of Vintners' Hall, the seat of the London vintners' company in Thames Street, rebuilt after the Great Fire. Signed at the foot "B. Cole sculp." and from William Maitland's History of London, published in 1756.
Medium: Copper engraving.
Engraver: Benjamin Cole.
Date: 1756.
Source: William Maitland, The History of London.
Dimensions: 10.0 x 7.8 in (25.5 x 19.7 cm).
Condition: Toned paper, with a crease in the upper margin and somewhat worn corners. No tears or stains affecting the image, which retains good ink.
2006
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Original mid-18th century copper engraving with the courtyard of Vintners' Hall, the seat of the London vintners' company in Thames Street, rebuilt after the Great Fire. Signed at the foot "B. Cole sculp." and from William Maitland's History of London, published in 1756.