Framed Antique Map New Belgium Matthaus Seutter Gallery Uffizi 1887

Framed Antique Map of New Belgium by Matthaus Seutter (German map publisher of the 18th century)
The opposite side references the Uffizi Gallery in Firenze, Italy 1887
Visually stunning! Very intricate and detailed
Bottom has a drawing of “Neu Jorck”, New York
Just above that is a drawing of slaves bringing gifts to the king
The bottom right corner translates to “Recently Published of the Whole New Belgium in America to the North to the drawing of the thread…”
Stamped “Condon Monro Depose 1808”
It’s possible the “Condon Monro Depose” stamp can be explained by the following:
“In this case, the mark refers to a design patent, or the French legal equivalent at the time. This is a legal monopoly on the appearance of an object, i.e. other people are not allowed to make an object with an identical appearance (or were not at the time the object was made). One files a dessin ou modèle: drawing or model, depending on whether the appearance is two-dimensional (e.g. the colors on a rug) or three-dimensional (e.g. a piece of furniture).

Thus, with these inscriptions, the manufacturer is signaling that they have registered a (limited-duration) monopoly on the design.”

Appears to be in good condition for it’s age. No rips or tears. Some discoloration down one side that can best be seen in the photo showing the back. Currently framed under glass. Frame measures 12 5/8″ x 10 5/8″. Scratch on the glass and one nick in the wood.