[102] Design for finishings to the entrance hall, 13 June 1796

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  - Tyringham House, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire: entrance screen, bridge, house, offices, greenhouses and stables for William Mackworth Praed, 1792-1801, record drawings 1808 (169)
    - Designs for finishings to the entrance hall, 12-16 June 1796 (3)

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Reference number

SM 3/5/34

Purpose

[102] Design for finishings to the entrance hall, 13 June 1796

Aspect

Plan and laid-out elevations; part-section of the arches; (verso) elevations for another building, showing an Ionic screen in front of a two storey building surmounted by full entablature and a two-tiered attic

Scale

to a scale

Inscribed

William Praed Esq^re, Sketch of a Design for the Entrance Hall at Tyringham, labelled (Soane): Present height of door, Present heigh[t of door] (sheet trimmed), Stone (twice), dimensions given, (feint pencil) M^rW---- / M^rPhipps / M^r Robinson / F-- / Aber

Signed and dated

13 June 1796
June 13. 1796

Medium and dimensions

Pencil, wash, brown pen, on laid paper (500 x 316)

Hand

SOANE, Sir John (1754--1837), architect
Soane, and some labels added by Soane office
Soane, and some labels added by Soane office

Watermark

J Whatman

Level

Drawing

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