c.1839 Pigot & Co. New Map of the Environs London - Round

Product Specifications

Dimensions

• Large Size: 70 x 70cm
• Statement Size: 96 x 96cm

Details and Materials

• Art Style: Antique Victorian cartographic map, c.1839, published by Pigot and Co., digitally remastered and presented in circular crop
• Printing: Archival-grade methods for the finest quality and long-lasting durability
• Frame: Oxford Round style, custom-made from sustainable wood, hand-finished in Britain
• Glazing: Glass fitted as standard
• Shape: Circular round frame format
• Finish: Ready to hang straight from the box
• Origin: Every component hand-cut, printed, and assembled in Britain with minimal carbon footprint

Print Options

Choose your preferred size from the dropdown menu:

• 70 x 70cm: A substantial and commanding size that allows the intricate detail of the 1839 London map to be fully appreciated, ideal for hallways, living rooms, and studies
• 96 x 96cm: A truly grand statement size that transforms any large wall into an extraordinary centrepiece of Victorian cartographic art

Why Choose the c.1839 Pigot and Co. New Map of the Environs London Round?

• Rare and Authentic Victorian Cartography: Published by the renowned Victorian map publisher Pigot and Co. in 1839, this is a genuinely historic document of London's geography at the dawn of the Victorian era, painstakingly remastered to reveal its original colour and extraordinary fine detail.
• A Truly Spectacular Round Format: Presenting this antique London map within a bespoke circular Oxford Round frame creates an especially dramatic and gallery-worthy effect, combining the timeless appeal of Victorian cartography with a bold contemporary framing choice.
• An Exceptional Conversation Piece: Antique maps of this calibre carry deep historical significance and personal resonance, making this print a talking point and focal point in any room it graces, from hallways and drawing rooms to home offices and libraries.
• Premium British Craftsmanship: Hand-cut, printed, and assembled in Britain using sustainable materials, with every element meeting the very highest standards of quality and environmental responsibility.