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A Rare and Interesting Hand-coloured English Map of Surrey Dedicated to Sir John Fellowes, Bart C.1720
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A Rare and Interesting Hand-coloured English Map of Surrey Dedicated to Sir John Fellowes, Bart C.1720

18th century
Sold 14 February 2025 · Jeckyll & Co
This “Rare and Interesting Hand-coloured English Map of Surrey Dedicated to Sir John Fellowes, Bart C.1720” found a buyer.

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Sir John Fellowes of Carshalton was Sub-Governor of the South Sea Company (King George I was Governor). In 1720, approximately the date of this map, the South Sea Company took over the national debt. In August that year the stock price was £1000, however by the following month the South Sea Bubble burst and the stock value dropped by over 80%.

Fellowes was created a Baronet in 1719 and died in July 1724.

Presented in a glazed frame- 37cm x 49cm

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Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Antique County Map to the 18th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
26cm (10.24")
Width
28cm (11.02")
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SA1123419
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Sir John Fellowes of Carshalton was Sub-Governor of the South Sea Company (King George I was Governor). In 1720, approximately the date of this map, the South Sea Company took over the national debt.
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In August that year the stock price was £1000, however by the following month the South Sea Bubble burst and the stock value dropped by over 80%.
Jeckyll & Co

Fellowes was created a Baronet in 1719 and died in July 1724.

Presented in a glazed frame- 37cm x 49cm

For news and stock updates follow us on Instagram: jeckyllandco

Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Antique County Map to the 18th Century.

Height
26cm (10.24")
Width
28cm (11.02")
Reference Numbers
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SA1123419
Jeckyll & Co
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A framed, hand-coloured antique map of Surrey featuring a decorative cartouche and grid lines, displayed behind a cream mount. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A framed, hand-coloured antique map of Surrey featuring a decorative cartouche and grid lines, displayed behind a cream mount. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

A Rare and Interesting Hand-coloured English Map of Surrey Dedicated to Sir John Fellowes, Bart C.1720

Archive II A framed, hand-coloured antique map of Surrey featuring a decorative cartouche and grid lines, displayed behind a cream mount. View II
Archive III A framed, hand-coloured antique map of Surrey featuring a decorative cartouche and grid lines, displayed behind a cream mount. View III
Archive IV A framed, hand-coloured antique map of Surrey featuring a decorative cartouche and grid lines, displayed behind a cream mount. View IV
Archive V A framed, hand-coloured antique map of Surrey featuring a decorative cartouche and grid lines, displayed behind a cream mount. View V
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A framed, hand-coloured antique map of Surrey featuring a decorative cartouche and grid lines, displayed behind a cream mount.
A rare and interesting hand-coloured English map of Surrey dedicated to Sir John Fellowes, Bart c.1720
Ref: SA1123419
A framed, hand-coloured antique map of Surrey featuring a decorative cartouche and grid lines, displayed behind a cream mount.
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  • ObjectFramed Art
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • Material[Paper, Ink, Watercolour, Wood, Glass]
  • ColourMulti-coloured
  • MotifsHeraldic cartouche, Topographical grid, Hand-coloured boundaries
  • SizeH 26 cm (10 in) x W 28 cm (11 in)

An antique county map is a historical cartographic representation of a specific region, typically produced from copperplate engravings during the 17th, 18th, or 19th centuries, often featuring hand-coloured boundaries and decorative cartouches.

These maps were traditionally printed from hand-carved copper plates onto laid or woven rag paper, and subsequently water-coloured by hand using mineral and vegetable pigments.

Authenticity is determined by examining the paper quality (such as chain lines and watermarks on laid paper), the plate mark impression around the printed area, and the nature of the hand-colouring under magnification to ensure it aligns with period techniques.

An antique map works well as a focal point in a study or hallway, framed with conservation-grade glass and neutral mountings to protect the aged paper from UV damage while complementing both traditional and modern decor.

To preserve antique paper, keep the piece away from direct sunlight and high humidity, and ensure it is mounted using acid-free materials and UV-filtering glazing to prevent fading and paper degradation.
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