[53] Working drawing for door, 26 October 1799

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Sir John Soane office drawings: the drawings of Sir John Soane and the office of Sir John Soane
- Bank of England
  - Bank of England, City of London for the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, 1788-1834 (1356)
    - 1791-1801 Rebuilding of offices in the east wing and north-east extension (431)
      - Consols Transfer Office, 1797-1799 (75)

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Reference number

SM 11/1/16

Purpose

[53] Working drawing for door, 26 October 1799

Aspect

Elevation of Door next to, and entering into / the proposed interior office, with pediment, cornice and consoles, and section of Entablature Full Size (and verso, Soane) sketches for column, entablature and part of pediment, and rough unidentified Plan

Scale

bar scale

Inscribed

as above, Transfer Office, wall line, some dimensions given and (verso) 10 ½, 4 ½, a, b

Signed and dated

Bank 26^th Oct^r 1799

Hand

Soane office and (verso) Soane

Notes

This drawing is for the design of the door at the west end of the hall, leading to the semicircular Interior Office inbetween the Consols Transfer Office and the Bullion Court passageway. To see a ground floor plan of the Consols Transfer Office and Interior Office, see SM 9/4/30.

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Drawing

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