Customs House.

An original engraving for James Beeverell's "Les Delices de la Grande Bretagne," 2nd edition, published by Pieter Van der Aa, Leiden, 1727 A composite work, this followed on from the earlier "Delices de l' italie, de l' Espagne, et du Portugal." The work was published in eight volumes, the London views appearing in Volume IV, and it was dedicated to Queen Anne (her coat of arms appear on a number of plates). The plates are essentially small scale versions of existing images derived from such sources as Morden and Lea's "Book of Prospects" (1690) and "Britannia Illustrata" by James Mortier. Some of the views of Stately houses are borrowed from Kip. Pieter Van der Aa Customs House An original engraving for James Beeverell's "Les Delices de la Grande Bretagne," 2nd edition, published by Pieter Van der Aa, Leiden, 1727 128 x 158 mm PS125.