Framed 19th Century Coloured Engraving of Bramshill House, Hampshire

A framed and glazed 19^th century coloured engraving of Bramshill House, Hampshire.

The Grade I listed Bramshill House was built in the early 17^th century and remains to this day one of the largest and most important Jacobean mansions in England, described as ‘a great Jacobean palace’, according to Historic England.

As stated beneath the engraving, ‘Brams-hill’ – as it was originally known – was the Seat of Sir John Cope (1688-1760), British Army officer and politician. The estate was held by the Cope family more than 2 centuries.