[4] Preliminary design, second scheme, Ground Floor plan, September 1792

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Sir John Soane office drawings: the drawings of Sir John Soane and the office of Sir John Soane
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  - Sulby Lodge, Northamptonshire: (executed) designs for a new house for René Payne, 1792-5, for a bridge, 1797 and (unexecuted) designs for additions for George Payne, 1824 (76)
    - Variant preliminary designs, September 1792 (6)

Soane office, Sulby Lodge, ground floor, 1792. SM 7/2/46. ©Sir John Soane's Museum, London. Photo: Ardon Bar-Hama

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Reference number

SM 7/2/46

Purpose

[4] Preliminary design, second scheme, Ground Floor plan, September 1792

Aspect

Plan of the Ground Floor of Sulby Lodge / with the proposed Alterations with (pencil) ? tree

Scale

(no bar scale) 1/8 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

as above, Rene Payne Esq^r rooms labelled: Hall, Dressing Room, Eating Room, Drawing Room, Kitchen, Staircase, Scullery Pantry and Servants Hall and dimensions given

Signed and dated

September 1792
Great Scotland Yard September 1792

Medium and dimensions

Pen, black and sepia washes with double ruled and wash border on laid paper (293 x 470)

Hand

Possibly Frederick Meyer (1775), draughtsman
Soane office hand (? Frederick Meyer, 1775-?, pupil 1791-1796)

Watermark

fleur-de-lis above cartouche with bar and below, ornate W

Level

Drawing

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