Two architectural engravings from Volume III of Vitruvius Britannicus by Colen Campbell (1725) All Wood The charvolent was an invention

The charvolent was an invention of an English schoolteacher named George Pocock who patented his design in 1826

Set of six Delft faience tiles of figures in a landscape

Condition: Necklace is in very good condition

SKU: 8604

-Whitby Abbey

Two architectural engravings from Volume III of Vitruvius Britannicus by Colen Campbell (1725) All Wood The charvolent was an inventionTwo copperplate architectural engravings of elevations and plans of English Neoclassic country houses from Volume III of Colen Campbell's "Vitruvius Britannicus". Archival mounted and framed with moldings in the Rococo taste. London, England, 1725. Condition: Both works are in good original condition and have been archival mounted and re framed. Some areas of foxing and toning. Wear commensurate with age. Materials: Paper, Engraving Dimensions: 26 3