Descriptive Map of London Poverty Battersea - Lambeth - Stockwell circa 1889 scented candle Perfect for those seeking functional

Perfect for those seeking functional lighting that doubles as a statement piece

Its minimalist design and neutral finish seamlessly integrate with contemporary

this first edition map of London by Christopher and John Greenwood remains one of the finest maps of London of the period

This sideboard has push-action mechanisms in the doors

drumstick-shaped pegs and a warm natural oak tone with a lovely aged patina

Descriptive Map of London Poverty Battersea - Lambeth - Stockwell circa 1889 scented candle Perfect for those seeking functionalCharles Booth's Descriptive map of London Poverty first published circa 1889 Battersea Lambeth Stockwell The streets are coloured according to the general condition of the inhabitants (as the key). Black Lower class. Vicious, semi criminal Dark Blue Very poor, casual. Chronic want. Light Blue Poor. 18s 21s. a week for a moderate family. Purple Mixed. Some comfortable, others poor. Pink Fairly comfortable. Good ordinary earnings. Red Well to do. Middle