£35.55 – £59.95Price range: £35.55 through £59.95
John Speed, c. 1610
Explore historic Denbighshire in John Speed’s richly decorated county map, with a detailed plan of Denbigh, familiar places including Ruthin, Wrexham and Llangollen, and a landscape of rivers and hills. Sailing ships and heraldic shields add to its distinctive character. Reproduced as a fine art print and supplied unframed.
A stunning certified FINE ART PRINT on heavy textured art paper — not a poster
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Unlike most online offerings, our maps are produced entirely in-house, not outsourced to print-on-demand or drop-shipping services. This allows complete control over quality while offering better value. Each map begins with a high-resolution original, carefully enhanced and printed to order using archival papers and pigment inks for exceptional clarity, depth, and longevity. Every piece is personally overseen — no map leaves our workshop unless it is of a quality we would be proud to display ourselves.
Paper choice is essential to the authenticity of our maps. We use specially sourced 190gsm paper made in the UK from pure materials and traditionally pressed with natural woollen felts. This process creates a subtle, randomly textured surface that closely resembles an original antique document. Likewise the use of premium quality ink fully saturates the paper, producing remarkable clarity, depth, and historical character. Colour fastness and sharpness will remain good for in excess of 100 years!
The Old Map Company of Great Britain offers a vast and carefully curated collection of the very finest expertly reproduced vintage maps. Our range includes works by renowned cartographers such as John Speed and Willem Blaeu, covering Scotland, England, and beyond. Free UK courier delivery is included, with EU, USA, and worldwide shipping available at cost and calculated at checkout. If you need assistance, our team is always happy to help you choose the perfect map.
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John Speed’s old map of Denbighshire follows the historic county from its northern coastline into the hills and river valleys of north-east Wales. A detailed plan of Denbigh, decorative coats of arms and sailing ships turn the county map into a striking piece of early seventeenth-century design.

At the upper right, the inset plan shows Denbigh’s streets and buildings, with the castle and elevated ground clearly drawn. A lettered key names individual features and a separate scale measures distances in paces. The arrangement offers an intimate view of the county town alongside the much wider landscape.
The county map includes Ruthin, Wrexham and Llangollen, with rivers traced between pictorial hills and small settlement symbols. Its boundaries encompass historic Denbighshire, which differs from the modern county of the same name. Parts of Flintshire, Cheshire, Shropshire and neighbouring Welsh counties are labelled around the edges, helping place the map in its regional setting.
The royal arms and other shields occupy prominent framed panels, while ships and a sea creature animate the northern water. Small trees distinguish wooded areas and larger symbols pick out important settlements. The historical name Ordovices is printed among the hills: such references are part of Speed’s interest in Britain’s past, not a description of a contemporary administrative district.
Reproduced as a fine art print and supplied unframed, the map preserves the original’s engraved detail and warm appearance.