Antique Somerset Map, Thomas Kitchin, English, Cartographic Reference, Georgian

Our Stock # 25208

This is a fine antique Somerset map. An 18th century English cartographic county reference engraving by Thomas Kitchin (1718–1784), dating to the Georgian period, circa 1780. A beautifully detailed piece of cartographic history, offering charm and educational value in equal measure.

• Fascinating county map of Somerset, in the South West of England, steeped in historical significance
• Created by renowned British cartographer Thomas Kitchin, famed for his detailed copperplate engravings
• Features fine period detail, with towns, estates, and roads clearly annotated throughout
• Includes a map key to the upper left and scale marker in English Miles to the lower right
  
  
• Presented behind a clear glass pane, preserving the paper and enhancing visual clarity
• Mounted within a tasteful gilt-finished frame, complementing both classic and contemporary interiors
• Dressed to the rear with braided hanging cord for immediate and secure wall placement
• A desirable piece for map collectors, local historians, or Georgian interior styling

This elegant antique county map of Somerset is a superb decorative and educational piece, showcasing Thomas Kitchin’s masterful cartography. Ready to grace the wall of a study, hallway or heritage-inspired living space. Delivered ready for the home.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 41.5cm (16.25'')
Max Depth: 1.5cm (.5'')
Max Height: 35cm (13.75'')

Map Width: 25.5cm (10'')
Map Height: 19cm (7.5'')