Botany · 19th century
€ 130
One of a kind: this is the sheet in the photographs. Ships from Langweer, the Netherlands.
The print is in excellent condition, with vibrant hand-coloring and clear details. It is mounted in a cream matting board, enhancing its presentation and ensuring protection for display or archival storage.
This hand-colored engraving depicts the interior of the Coffee Room at the Auction Mart in Bartholomew Lane, City of London, as it appeared in 1811 during the Regency era. The Auction Mart was a central hub for business and commerce, hosting property auctions and trade dealings.
The interior features a grand Regency design with elegant Doric columns, a skylight that illuminates the room with natural light, and finely detailed furnishings, including desks, counters, and benches. Businessmen and traders are depicted actively engaged in their work, capturing the lively and professional atmosphere of the time.
This print was originally published in Ackermann's Repository, a renowned periodical documenting Regency interiors, fashions, and architecture, making it an important visual record of early 19th-century English design and commercial spaces.
The print is in excellent condition, with vibrant hand-coloring and clear details. It is mounted in a cream matting board, enhancing its presentation and ensuring protection for display or archival storage.
This engraving provides a fascinating glimpse into the professional and architectural environment of Regency-era London. Its artistic quality and historical significance make it an exceptional addition to collections focused on English history, architecture, or Regency art.
