Antique Cashiobury Park Hertfordshire Hand Coloured Engraving Goadby c.1773 Wedgwood

Antique Cashiobury Park Hertfordshire Hand Coloured Engraving Goadby c.1773 WedgwoodAn antique hand coloured engraving titled "Cashiobury Park in Hertfordshire, the Seat of the Earl of Essex". From Robert Goadby's "A New Display of the Beauties of England", London, c. 1773 1776 one of the most important late 18th century topographical publications, covering the great English country houses. Hand colouring applied later, in the period style. Presented in a quality gilt banded triple wash mount within a moulded gilt frame. Historical

highlighting the quality of Wedgwood’s original moulds and the skill of the period craftsmen

this vase represents a harmonious blend of classical inspiration and late 19th-century decorative taste

within a cabinet of curiosities

Beautifully hand-painted with a delicate rose and floral bowl motif

Rendered in Wedgwood’s iconic matte black basalt

echoing the arrangement of cameos or intaglios

Its compact size and refined simplicity make it an exquisite piece for both display and occasional use

The design pays homage to the historic 19th century originals

typical of high-quality Murano Sommerso glass

Multi-speed shutter appears to be working — opens and closes at different speeds when the dial is moved

textile‑like folds

A refined piece of Judaica art