A VIEW of the WAREHOUSES & WEST INDIA DOCK, Taken from the Back of the Folly House at Blackwall. Local History Generally in fairly good condition:

Generally in fairly good condition: a firm impression and with good colour

and the attitude of the beast is very grand

whilst the Westcombe Estate has recently been broken up for redevelopment: here we see the roads in place although most of the houses have yet to be built

published by Thames and Hudson

A VIEW of the WAREHOUSES & WEST INDIA DOCK, Taken from the Back of the Folly House at Blackwall. Local History Generally in fairly good condition:Hand coloured copper engraving, published April 12th 1803 LAURIE & WHITTLE 53 Fleet Street London Dimensions: 290mm X 395mm Generally good condition throughout. Colour bright, authentic and probably original. Currently framed in ebonised oak. An early and scarce depiction of the new West India Docks complex, published shortly after the formal opening on 27th August 1802.