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Steel Engraving, 'Course of the River Mole' by J.r. Thompson,
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Steel Engraving, 'Course of the River Mole' by J.r. Thompson,

19th century
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Steel engraving, 'Course of the River Mole' by J.R. Thompson, London, 1841. From Brayley's 'A topographical history of the County of Surrey', published by Robert Best Ede. Steel engraving, folds as issued and recently framed.

Titled 'From Box Hill Bridge to Leatherhead shewing the situation of the various apertures called Swallows'

Size  21 x 14 inches (53 x 36 cm)

Stock Number 6067

Price £320

Physical Dimensions
Height
36cm (14.17")
Width
53cm (20.87")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Declaration

The Dorking Desk Shop has dated this Antique River Map Engraving to the Victorian era.

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SA999454
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6067
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Steel engraving, 'Course of the River Mole' by J.R. Thompson, London, 1841. From Brayley's 'A topographical history of the County of Surrey', published by Robert Best Ede. Steel engraving, folds as issued and recently framed.
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Titled 'From Box Hill Bridge to Leatherhead shewing the situation of the various apertures called Swallows'.
The Dorking Desk Shop

Size  21 x 14 inches (53 x 36 cm)

Stock Number 6067

Price £320

Height
36cm (14.17")
Width
53cm (20.87")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

The Dorking Desk Shop has dated this Antique River Map Engraving to the Victorian era.

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SA999454
Dealers Internal Ref
6067
The Dorking Desk Shop
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A framed antique monochrome steel engraving illustrating the Course of the River Mole, presented with a wide white mount and a dark wooden frame.
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Archive I A framed antique monochrome steel engraving illustrating the Course of the River Mole, presented with a wide white mount and a dark wooden frame.

Steel engraving, 'Course of the River Mole' by J.R. Thompson,

Archive II A framed antique monochrome steel engraving illustrating the Course of the River Mole, presented with a wide white mount and a dark wooden frame. View II
Archive III A framed antique monochrome steel engraving illustrating the Course of the River Mole, presented with a wide white mount and a dark wooden frame. View III
Archive IV A framed antique monochrome steel engraving illustrating the Course of the River Mole, presented with a wide white mount and a dark wooden frame. View IV
Archive V A framed antique monochrome steel engraving illustrating the Course of the River Mole, presented with a wide white mount and a dark wooden frame. View V
Archive VI A framed antique monochrome steel engraving illustrating the Course of the River Mole, presented with a wide white mount and a dark wooden frame. View VI
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A framed antique monochrome steel engraving illustrating the Course of the River Mole, presented with a wide white mount and a dark wooden frame.
Steel engraving, 'Course of the River Mole' by J.R. Thompson,
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A framed antique monochrome steel engraving illustrating the Course of the River Mole, presented with a wide white mount and a dark wooden frame.
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A steel engraving map is a print produced from a steel plate incised with fine line designs, a popular method in the 19th century for publishing highly detailed geographic routes and topographical landscapes.

Artists engraved precise lines into a hard steel plate using a burin. Ink was applied to the incised grooves, and heavy pressure pressed rag paper into the plate to transfer the crisp, detailed image.

Authentic steel engravings feature extremely fine, sharp line detail, visible plate mark indents along the border of the image, and paper that often displays age-appropriate toning or foxing without modern pixelation.

Antique topographical maps style well within gallery walls, above sideboards, or in home offices. Pairing them with clean, modern frames and generous mounting card balances historical interest with contemporary aesthetics.

To preserve antique paper prints, frame them using acid-free mountboard and UV-protective glass. Keep the artwork away from damp environments, direct heat sources, and direct sunlight to prevent fading and foxing.
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