[32] Design for partitions on the chamber floor, 10 February 1802

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  - Albury Park, Guildford, Surrey: alterations and additions for Samuel Thornton, 1800-10 (61)
    - Further designs for new offices and alterations to the house, February 1802 (10)

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Reference number

SM 4/5/15

Purpose

[32] Design for partitions on the chamber floor, 10 February 1802

Aspect

Plan of the Chamber Story, Section from O to P and Section from R to S

Scale

bar scale of 2/9 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

as above, Samuel Thornton Esq^re, labelled: (section from O to P) A (twice), B (5 times), D (twice), E (3 times), G (twice), H (3 times), I, 7.6 (4 times), (section from R to S) F, Old portion, (plan) B, C, K (twice), L (twice), M, N, O, P, R, S and dimensions given

Signed and dated

10 February 1802
Albury Park February 10 1802

Medium and dimensions

Pen, sepia, light red and yellow washes, pricked for transfer on laid paper with two fold marks (471 x 635)

Watermark

J Whatman 1794 and fleur-de-lis within crowned cartouche and below, JW

Notes

In this drawing, yellow wash denotes new carpentry - sepia wash is used for the existing beams. The partitions shown in this drawing partly relate to the alterations suggested in drawing [31]. The beams in the front rooms at the centre of the house suggest that this was once a single room. These partitions relate to the design in drawing [38].

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