RICHARD NICHOLSON of CHESTER
A WORLD OF ANTIQUE MAPS AND PRINTS
The Cartographer
CHARLES SMITH
Beautiful detailed county maps being the first to show longitudes
based on the meridian at Greenwich Observatory
Map Gallery
Charles Smith was a publisher, engraver as well as a map and globe seller working at No. 172 (Corner of Surrey Street ) Strand, London from 1803 to 1862. From 1864 he was at 63 Charing Cross. A rival of John Cary producing very similar styled detailed maps. His fine New English Atlas published in 1804 was a model for Cary's New English Atlas published five years later in 1809. These fine large maps are beautifully engraved and were the first county maps showing longitudes based on the meridian at Greenwich Observatory.
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Northumberland, Charles Smith 1801
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Lancashire, Charles Smith 1801
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Buckinghamshire, Charles Smith 1801
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Folding map of England and Wales 1841, Charles Smith 1801
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County Durham, Charles Smith 1801
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Shroshire, Charles Smith 1801
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Map of Shropshire by Charles Smith 1801
Pages
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First edition title page Smiths English Atlas 1804
RICHARD NICHOLSON
of CHESTER
Stoneydale
Pepper Street
Christleton
Chester
CH3 7AG
Telephone
01244 336004
International 44 1244 336004
I have been buying and selling antique maps since the early 1960's during which time I had a gallery in Watergate Street, Chester for 30 years. I am now able to offer through my websites a personal service to map and print collectors.
