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Decorative woodwork
St John the Baptist, St John Street, Stamford, Lincolnshire: detail of one of the carved angels of roof above the south aisle
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NOTES: The chancel roof with carved angels against the arched braces was restored in 1856 by Edward Browning.
Old Barn, Common Road, Stanmore, London: first floor landing
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NOTES: The house was a 17th century tithe barn from Worcestershire, moved and converted into a house.
15 Buckingham Street, London: door panel entitled the 'Judgement of Paris'
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SOURCE: The House of William Burges ARA, edited by R. P. Pullan (London, 1875-1885), portfolio plate no. 22 NOTES: The panel was photographed at 15 Buckingham Street before it was removed to the head of the Golden Bed in the guest's chamber at Tower House.
Tower House, Melbury Road, Kensington, London: the 'Philosophy Cabinet' in the guest room
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SOURCE: The House of William Burges ARA, edited by R. P. Pullan (London, 1875-1885), portfolio plate no. 23
15 Buckingham Street: a Gothic overmantel
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SOURCE: The House of William Burges ARA, edited by R. P. Pullan (London, 1875-1885), portfolio plate no. 25 NOTES: The overmantel was photographed in 15 Buckingham Street before it was removed to the guest's chamber in Tower House.
Golden Palace (Shwenandaw) Monastery, Mandalay
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NOTES: The monastery originally formed part of the royal apartments in the palace in Mandalay but after King Mindon died in the building his successor, King Thibaw. in 1880 had the building dismantled and moved to its present site to serve as a monastery.
