London Fine Antiques has dated this Edwardian Map Serving Tray to the Edwardian era.
A fascinating example, with a 17th century atlas excerpt mounted beneath glass

Crafted in the Edwardian period from oak with deep caramel hues
Dressed to the base with a protective emerald green baize
Pair of carry handles for ease of moving from the kitchen to the drawing room or lounge

Mounted atlas excerpt as published by Johannes Janssonius circa 1660
Depicts the ancient Dacia and Moesia regions, with Latin annotation
In the modern age, the map corresponds with Romania, Bulgaria and surrounding regions

Engraved in fine detail by Petrus Kaerius (1571- 1646), a Flemish publisher and globe maker
Hand coloured borders and incidental detail enhances the appealing map
Replete with mountain ranges, rivers and information panel for further detail

This is a superb antique cartographer's serving tray, a distinctive addition to the drawing room or lounge of an avid map collector or traveller to the region. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.
Dimensions:
Max Width: 58cm (22.75'')
Max Depth: 43cm (17'')
Max Height: 3cm (1.25'')
Internal Width: 51.5cm (20.25'')
Internal Depth: 40cm (15.75'')
Internal Height: 15cm (6'')
London Fine Antiques has dated this Edwardian Map Serving Tray to the Edwardian era.
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