Design and working drawing for the ground floor of the Board of Trade Offices, September 1824 (2)

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  - London: Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, Whitehall & Downing Street: designs for new offices and scheme for the improvement of Downing Street, 1823-33 (284)
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Reference number

SM (119) 49/2/4 (120) 49/2/5

Purpose

Design and working drawing for the ground floor of the Board of Trade Offices, September 1824 (2)

Aspect

119 Plan of the Ground Floor 120 Plan shewing the Timbering in Ground Floor

Scale

(119, 120) bar scale of 1/6 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

119 as above, Board of Trade 120 as above, Board of Trade

Signed and dated

(119) Lincolns Inn Fields / Sep^t 30^th 1824 (120) Lincolns Inn Fields / September 1824

Medium and dimensions

(119) Pen, pink and sepia washes, (120) pen, pink, yellow, sepia and blue washes, pricked for transfer on wove paper (510 x 707, 508 x 705)

Hand

Soane office

Watermark

(119, 120) 1813 (sic)

Notes

In comparison with drawing 80 the stairs in the entrance hall on drawing 119 are narrower, but they match those on drawing 120. Otherwise the plan remains unchanged from the earlier drawing (dated 4 July 1824).

Level

Drawing

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