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Old maps by John Seller - various English Counties.
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Cambridgeshire, The Antiquities of England and Wales, Seller / Grose c.1787, 120 x 145, £65 | |
Suffolk, The Antiquities of England and Wales, Francis Grose after John Seller, c.1773, 120 x 145mm + text, £45.00 | |
Some Sold items for your reference | |
Kent, John Seller and Francis Grose, 124 x 248 plus text, c. 1773, SOLD | |
Devonshire, John Seller and Francis Grose, from The Antiquities of England and Wales, c.1773, 120 x 145mm, SOLD | |
Kent, Seller Grose c.1781, 125 x 145mm, SOLD | |
Surrey - The Antiquities of England and Wales, John Seller and Francis Grose c.1787, 120 x 145, SOLD |
John Seller (1632-97)
Thought to be one of six men found guilty of treason at the Old Bailey of whom four were executed. Pardoned and released he later received official favour becoming Hydrographer to Charles II in 1671, later to James II and Queen Anne.
Although also known as a maker of mathematical instruments and globes he was primarily a publisher of marine and terrestrial atlases and his output was considerable and wide ranging. His principal work was the English Pilot based on Dutch charts, but he only completed the first volume. As a draughtsman he worked with Philip Lea on his revised Saxton Atlas of 1689 and it was to Lea he sold his few folio county maps when he abandoned his Atlas Anglicanus.
After a break of sixty years Francis Grose (c.1731-91) re-issued the maps in his Antiquities including a short text and list of the most important sites, added below the map and also verso.
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