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Reference number

SM 28/5/19

Purpose

[26] Working drawing (copy) for the east parlour, 20 February 1793

Aspect

Plan and laid-out wall elevations for Finishings to the East Parlor

Scale

bar scale of ¼ inch to one foot

Inscribed

as above, The window to determine the height / of the Cornice from the Floor and George Smith Esqr

Signed and dated

  • 20 February 1793
    Copy Great Scotland Yard February 20th 1793

Medium and dimensions

Pen and wash, shaded, some pricking for transfer, on laid paper with one fold mark (562 x 675)

Hand

Soane office (same hand as drawings 19-25)

Level

Drawing

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