SM Adam volume 50/23

[10] Design for the dining room, 1777, as executed

Plan and laid-out wall-elevations of a dining room, with one wall elevation containing a chimneypiece as Adam volume 23/103, but with minor alterations. The mantel is surmounted by a candelabrum and urns, and all this is set within a relieving arch, ornamented with a medallion, relief pedestals bearing lamps, and a band of enclosed anthemia. The arch is flanked by panels, depicting urns and wreaths, and with a border of beading. Beyond this there are doors with cornices bearing a frieze of masks and urns. The elevation for the opposite wall shows three full-height windows, with a pair of tables, surmounted by pier glass frames as Adam volume 20/200. The elevation for one short end wall shows a central relieving arch ornamented as above. This is flanked by a doorway to the left, and a square plaque ornamented with an urn, wreath, and a band of beading to the right. Set above this there are medallions enclosed within wreaths. The opposite wall elevation shows a sideboard, set within a relieving arch, and flanked by decorative panels