Working drawings for alterations to the stable door and coach house gates (No. 11), April-May 1830 (2)

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Reference number

SM (81) 56/1/26 (82) 56/2/30

Purpose

Working drawings for alterations to the stable door and coach house gates (No. 11), April-May 1830 (2)

Aspect

81 Details and elevations of Door to Stable, Door Frame to Stable and Part of Coach House Gates
82 Details and elevations of door to stable, Door Frame to Stable and part of coach house gates

Scale

(81, 82) bar scales of 1 foot to 1 inch and Full Size

Inscribed

81 as above, Bank of England Branch Manchester, N^o 11 (twice), labelled: Door style, Wall Lining, Granite Sill 14" x 12", Huddersfield Stone (twice), and some dimensions given 82 as above, Bank of England Branch at Manchester, N^o 11, (pencil) N^o 11, labelled: Granite Step 14 by 12.0 / 5.0 long, Door style, Wall Lining, Granite Sill 14 by 12. 13 feet long, Huddersfield Stone (3 times), and some dimensions given

Signed and dated

(81) Lincolns Inn Fields / April 1830 and J.S. [John Soane] / 26 May 1830 (82) L. I. F. (cut off)

Medium and dimensions

(81, 82) Pen, raw Sienna, pink, caput and blue washes, pricked for transfer on wove paper (530 x 735, 530 x 710)

Hand

(81) George Bailey (1792-1860, pupil then assistant 1806-37, curator 1837-60) (82) David Paton (1801-82, assistant 1829-30)

Watermark

(81) Smith & Allnutt 1823

Notes

The doors to the stable and coach house are to be made of deal with fir frames, the stable door to be 'hung with three 5 inch wro^t but [sic] hinges with fastenings of the value of twenty shillings' (Specification, drawing 56, p. 15). Instructions regarding the coach house gates are to be found on page 16 of the Specification.

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Drawing

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