Design for the Common Room of Warrens House, Bramshaw, Hampshire: sections and details of a carved cornice featuring pomegranate motifs

NOTES: Warrens House was originally a villa of 1792-1801 by John Nash, but was extended in a a similar style in 1804 by another (unknown) architect. In 1897 the owner George Briscoe Eyre brought in Philip Webb to extend the house and remodel the interior.This was carried out between 1897-1898. Most of Webb's work was demolished in 1979, but his common room, which he created in the link building between the two villas survives.