[17] Presentation design, Ground Floor Plan Design No. 2, May 1791

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  - Barons Court, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland; designs for alterations and additions for 1st Marquess of Abercorn, 1789-1795 (24)
    - Two variant presentation designs, May 1791 (4)

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Reference number

SM 29/2/13

Purpose

[17] Presentation design, Ground Floor Plan Design No. 2, May 1791

Aspect

Ground floor plan of Design N^o II / Baronscourt / A Seat belonging to the Marqviss of Abercorn / with the proposed additions and alterations

Scale

bar scale of 1/9 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

as above, rooms labelled (house) The Hall, Great Staircase, Library, Corridor, Lord Abercorn's / Room, The Marchioness / Library and / Dressing Room, Lord Abercorn's / Dressing room, The Great Gallery, Eating Room, Billiard Room, Anti-Room (offices) Brewhouse, Washouse, Tenants Parlor, Tenants Hall, Agents Office, Store Room, Housekeepers Room, Butlers Pantry, Working pantry, Stewards Room, Servants Hall, Kitchen, Scullery, Bakehouse, (external) Portico, Colonnade (twice), Area (twice) Court (twice) and dimensions given

Signed and dated

May 1791
Great Scotland Yard May 1791

Medium and dimensions

Pen, black and sepia washes, pricked for transfer on laid paper (509 x 635)

Hand

Thomas Chawner (1774 - 1851), draughtsman
Thomas Chawner (1774-1851, pupil 1788-1794)

Watermark

Portal & Bridges, fleur-de-lis within crowned cartouche and below, GR

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