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Reference number

SM volume 72/5

Purpose

[58] Working drawing for ornament, 21 July 1803

Aspect

Detail of cornice; (verso) section of passage to the north of the Waiting Room Court, including basement vaults

Scale

full size

Inscribed

(Soane) Arch: Cornice to the / Colm of Corridor next Court next the Waiting / Room, Full size, antae, F*, F and instructions partly trimmed

Signed and dated

  • July 21: 1803

Hand

Soane office and Soane

Level

Drawing

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