SM 54/4/23

[105] Design for the doors for Holy Trinity Church, Marylebone, London, copied January 1826

Plans and elevations of doors. The bottom left-hand plan shows the arrangement of double doors and where they are connected in the middle, and with studs sticking out from the front. The three plans to the right-hand side of this follow the same pattern with minor variations, and the varying widths are all designed to align with each of the doors shown in the elevation above The elevations show the designs for four sets of panelled, double doors intended for different locations within the church. On the left-hand side there is a 10-panel double door, with three sets of half-sized panels. The stiles, rails and mullions are interspersed with round studs, and the door is topped by a cornice. Beside this, are double doors which are the largest in dimensions and have 28 panels with three sets of paired half-sized panels, with studs and the door is topped by a cornice. Beside this, there are double doors with 24 panels with two sets of paired half-sized panels. To the right-hand side the double doors have 8 panels with two sets of half panels and these are the smallest double doors, and hatched lines above indicate a possible cornice