Trade Card for Burchett, Engraver and Printer 1700 - 1800

This anonymous 18th-century trade card advertises the services of Burchett, an engraver and printer. The image features three figures: a young man playing a flute, a woman in a long dress, and a cherub drawing on a tablet. They stand before a stylized wreath and crown, which may symbolize the skill and craftsmanship of Burchett's printing press. This trade card was likely distributed to potential clients, showcasing the quality of Burchett's work and encouraging them to patronize his business. The card exemplifies the role of graphic design in promoting trade during the 18th century.