Greenwood's Map of London (Triptych) Circa 1827 Cast iron The fretboard is the warmer

The fretboard is the warmer sounding Rosewood - it's also the laminate-style fretboard rather than the veneer which appeared in the 60s

solid brass skull with intricately detailed carving is available in two sizes for an elegant decoration to set on a desk or sideboard

The body finish is a standard relic though the neck has a heavy relic finish for that beautiful worn-in feel with the comfortable feeling rolled fret edges

deep seats this armchair is stylish and incredibly comfortable

A timeless piece that brings depth and quiet drama to any space

Greenwood's Map of London (Triptych) Circa 1827 Cast iron The fretboard is the warmerSizeable and special, this framed triptych map of 19th Century London is a total show stopper! First published just prior to the railway age and the Victorian era, this first edition map of London by Christopher and John Greenwood remains one of the finest maps of London of the period. When this map was published, the population of London in the 1821 census was 1,250,000 rising to 1,474,000 by the 1831 census. This map is a republished print on