• Experience the storied past of colonial Boston with the Pearl City Antiques John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map, modeled after the 1835 George G. Smith edition. Featuring detailed streets, landmarks, and water features, this vintage map is elegantly presented in an antique oak frame with decorative carved nautical motifs—a timeless homage to Boston’s historic charm.
  • A John Bonner “The Town of Boston” map, after the 1835 George G. Smith edition from Pearl City Antiques, hangs in an antique oak frame above a wooden desk adorned with books, a potted plant, a lamp, white flowers, and neatly arranged small decorative items.
  • Pearl City Antiques’ John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map, after the 1835 George G. Smith edition, features a beautifully preserved vintage map of Boston’s historic streets and landmarks, set in an antique oak frame adorned with elegant sailing motifs at the top.
  • The John Bonner “The Town of Boston” map, after the 1835 George G. Smith edition from Pearl City Antiques, is elegantly presented in an antique oak frame featuring a decorative border with a small shield, arrows, and a quiver above the map.
  • Close-up of the Pearl City Antiques John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map, after the 1835 George G. Smith edition, displayed in an antique oak frame, showing a portion of the historic map.
  • A close-up of the Pearl City Antiques John Bonner “The Town of Boston” map—after the 1835 George G. Smith edition—shows detailed streets and buildings around Charles River and Mill Pond. Framed in antique oak, this colonial Boston map includes a small sailing boat illustration near the title in the upper right corner, echoing elements of the iconic 1722 Bonner map.
  • A close-up of the John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map, after the 1835 George G. Smith edition, presented in an antique oak frame by Pearl City Antiques, showing a coastal city with labeled streets, green spaces, ships in the harbor, and the word HARBOUR near boats on the water.
  • A close-up of the Pearl City Antiques John Bonner “The Town of Boston” map, after the 1835 George G. Smith edition, highlights the intricate streets, landmarks, compass rose, and descriptive cartouche. This beautifully preserved map is elegantly displayed in an antique oak frame.
  • The Pearl City Antiques John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map, after the 1835 George G. Smith edition and presented in an antique oak frame, features detailed illustrations of streets, landmarks, waterfronts, and ships—along with a reference key—providing a captivating view into historic colonial Boston.
  • The back of the John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map, After the 1835 George G. Smith Edition, presented in an antique oak frame by Pearl City Antiques, is covered with repurposed cardboard that shows signs of wear and peeling edges. Printed text, a snowflake symbol, and an UP arrow can be seen on the backing. The framed map rests on a wooden floor near shelves, evoking a sense of history reminiscent of colonial Boston.
  • A worn, vintage label with faded From and To lines is attached to the antique oak frame of a John Bonner “The Town of Boston” map, after the 1835 George G. Smith edition by Pearl City Antiques. The label’s peeling edges and Art Deco border evoke those found on old framed maps, reminiscent of colonial Boston.
  • The reverse side of the Pearl City Antiques John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map, after the 1835 George G. Smith edition, shows torn paper backing with handwritten markings, revealing the antique oak frame along its edges. The framed piece is displayed resting on a patterned rug and upholstered furniture.
  • Handwritten text reads: Purchased at Old North Church, Boston, Mass. Richard R. Schade Jr. 1961. The paper shows signs of age with brownish discoloration along the edges, evoking the vintage appearance typical of Pearl City Antiques’ John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map (after the 1835 George G. Smith edition) in its antique oak frame—reminiscent of colonial-era Boston maps from centuries past.
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John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map, After the 1835 George G. Smith Edition, Antique Oak Frame

John Bonner “The Town of Boston” Map, After the 1835 George G. Smith Edition, Antique Oak Frame

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Date
Vintage reproduction; specific date not stated
Material
Map print; oak frame; glass; brass plaque
Dimensions
25h x 31w x 1d inches
Condition
The map and frame are in nice vintage condition with expected wear, toning, staining, and patina from age and display.
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This detailed map of colonial Boston reproduces John Bonner’s celebrated 1722 survey after the 1835 edition published by George G. Smith. Titled “The Town of Boston in New England,” it offers a fascinating view of the city’s early streets, wharves, landmarks, and surrounding waterways. The map is both an engaging historical document and an impressive decorative piece for a library, study, office, or New England collection.

Hand-colored details highlight the roads, buildings, trees, harbor, and sailing vessels throughout the composition. The map is presented beneath glass in a substantial antique oak frame with a small brass title plaque and colorful applied decoration featuring stylized Native American motifs, including a shield, arrows, a pipe, and other implements across the upper rail. A handwritten inscription on the reverse records that it was purchased at Old North Church in Boston in 1961, adding a charming layer of provenance.

The map and frame are in nice vintage condition with expected wear, toning, staining, and patina from age and display. These timeworn qualities give the piece an authentic character, while the imagery remains detailed and visually appealing. 25h x 31w x 1d

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