[225] Design for theoretical changes to the house (as built in 1801), c. 1806

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Reference number

SM 31/3/18

Purpose

[225] Design for theoretical changes to the house (as built in 1801), c. 1806

Aspect

Plan of the basement floor, with changes

Scale

bar scale of 1/10 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

labelled Butler, Housekeeper, area (twice), Store Parlor, Laundry, Plants in winter, Larder, Court (twice), Kitchen, Cellar (twice) and dimensions given

Signed and dated

c. 1806
Oct^r: 21^st: 18 (sic)

Medium and dimensions

Pen and sepia washes, partly pricked for transfer, on wove paper (513 x 712)

Hand

Soane office

Watermark

J Whatman 1804

Level

Drawing

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