Antique Regency Engraving of Hanover Terrace, Regent’s Park, London — 1827

A fine early 19th-century hand-coloured engraving depicting Hanover Terrace, Regent’s Park, one of London’s most celebrated Regency architectural landmarks.

Dating from 1827, this architectural print was engraved by George Cooke after William Harvey and published by Longman, during a period when Regent’s Park was being transformed into one of London's most prestigious residential areas.

The finely detailed view showcases the elegant classical façade designed by John Nash, with its grand colonnades, symmetrical proportions and refined Regency character. The foreground is animated with figures, horses and carriages, offering a charming glimpse of everyday life in early 19th-century London.

Presented in its original black and gilt frame, this historic print would make a beautiful addition to a collection of architectural engravings, London memorabilia, or Regency interiors.

Dimensions: 14.5cm long x 19cm

Condition: Good antique condition, with wear and patina consistent with age. A few marks are visible on the frame. Please refer to the photographs for further details.