[45] Record copy of design for entablature to the doors of the hall

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Reference number

SM volume 41/61 verso

Purpose

[45] Record copy of design for entablature to the doors of the hall

Aspect

Entablature to the doors of Hall

Scale

½ Size

Inscribed

as above, Tendring [Hall], Frieze, Cornice & Consoles / in Plaister, Hall door like M^rLewis, These Moldings / only round the / small Window, Line of Frieze, Wall Line, These Moldings / only in the / Raking Cornice

Medium and dimensions

Pen, pencil on laid paper (364 x 244) bound into 'Precedents in Architecture ' SM volume 41

Hand

John Sanders (pupil, 1 September 1784-90)

Watermark

fleur-de-lis

Notes

The console or bracket to the door consists of a double scroll with conventional patera, bellflower and acanthus ornament. The 'Mr Lewis' referred to was Henry Greswold Lewis of Malvern Hall, Warwickshire (q.v.) for whom Soane was designing extensive alterations and additions at this time.

SM volume 41/61 verso, SM volume 41/62 recto, SM volume 41/62 verso, SM volume 41/63 recto, SM volume 41/63 verso and SM volume 41/64 recto are all record copies of designs for which the original drawings have mosty not survived.

Level

Drawing

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