Charing Cross from Northumberland House in 1750 Antiquarian Print

This is a matted antiquarian print depicting a historical street scene of Charing Cross, London. The print is hand-colored or color-lithographed, showing a bustling urban center with horse-drawn carriages, a donkey, and pedestrians positioned around the prominent statue of King Charles I. The architecture featured includes Northumberland House and adjacent period buildings with detailed facades and signage. The print is housed in a textured, off-white decorative matting. A gold sticker in the upper right corner of the mat states 'THIS ANTIQUARIAN PRINT IS GUARANTEED TO BE OVER 100 YEARS OLD,' suggesting it was produced in the late 19th or very early 20th century, likely as a retrospective historical illustration. The caption at the bottom reads 'CHARING CROSS FROM NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE IN 1750'. The artwork shows signs of light toning consistent with age, though the colors remain largely intact. The matting appears modern or mid-century based on the texture and the typography of the guarantee sticker. A small handwritten tag '95' is visible in the bottom right corner, likely representing a lot number or price tag from an estate sale or gallery inventory. The overall craftsmanship reflects Victorian-era interest in historical topography and architectural documentation.