Archbishop Michael Ramsey Signed Canterbury Cathedral Engraving Hogg c.1784 Wedgwood

Archbishop Michael Ramsey Signed Canterbury Cathedral Engraving Hogg c.1784 WedgwoodAn extraordinary antique engraving with significant ecclesiastical provenance a hand coloured copperplate "View of the Cathedral Church of Canterbury in Kent", drawn by Hamilton, engraved by Thornton, published by Alex Hogg, New Paternoster Row, London, c. 1784. Presented in a quality ebonised and gilt frame. MOST IMPORTANT FEATURE PERSONALLY INSCRIBED BY THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY The reverse of the framed engraving bears a handwritten ink

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There is a noted firing crack on the bottom rim

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Height 8cm

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