[47] Copy of variant design for the ground floor with two entrances, 30 November 1808

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  - Moggerhanger, Bedfordshire: (executed) alterations and additions for Godfrey Thornton, 1790-1799 and Stephen Thornton, 1806-1811 (89)
    - Two variant designs for the ground floor, November 1808 (5)

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Reference number

SM 3/4/26

Purpose

[47] Copy of variant design for the ground floor with two entrances, 30 November 1808

Aspect

Design with two (north and south) entrances Copy of Plan of the Principal Floor / with the proposed alterations / Design N^o1

Scale

bar scale of 1/6 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

as above, Stephen Thornton Esq^re (or) Esq^r / Mogerhanger and labelled as drawing 44

Signed and dated

30 November 1808
Lincolns Inn Fields Nov 30 1808

Medium and dimensions

pen and brown pen, sepia wash, pricked for transfer on laid paper (471 x 580)

Hand

Bailey, George (1792--1860), draughtsman
Bailey, James Adams junior (1785-1850, pupil 1806-1809), Chantrell (Day Book for 30 November)
Robert Dennis Chantrell (1793 - 1872), draughtsman
Bailey, James Adams junior (1785-1850, pupil 1806-1809), Chantrell (Day Book for 30 November)
James Adams, junior (1785 - 1850), draughtsman
Bailey, James Adams junior (1785-1850, pupil 1806-1809), Chantrell (Day Book for 30 November)

Watermark

indecipherable

Level

Drawing

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