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Designs for Claremont House, Esher, Surrey, for Robert Clive ('Clive of India'): laid out elevations of the Eating Room with paintings on the walls (flap up)
RIBA85571
NOTES: This drawing is one of a number contained in an album of Brown's designs for Claremont House.
Designs for Claremont House, Esher, Surrey, for Robert Clive ('Clive of India'): laid out elevations of the Eating Room with paintings on the walls (flap down)
RIBA85613
NOTES: This drawing is one of a number contained in an album of Brown's designs for Claremont House.
Designs for the complete interior remodelling of Garden Corner, 13 Chelsea Embankment, London, for E. J. Horniman: details of a looking glass attached to a wall by a swivelling bracket
RIBA94278
NOTES: Garden Corner is a semi-detached residence originally built 1879-1880 by Edward I'Anson Jr. For Horniman Voysey completely remodelled the interiors of the entire house including replacing the existing staircase and windows and lowering ceilings, as well as filling the house with furniture and fittings he designed.
Designs for the complete interior remodelling of Garden Corner, 13 Chelsea Embankment, London, for E. J. Horniman: details of a looking glass attached to a wall by a swivelling bracket
RIBA94279
NOTES: Garden Corner is a semi-detached residence originally built 1879-1880 by Edward I'Anson Jr. For Horniman Voysey completely remodelled the interiors of the entire house including replacing the existing staircase and windows and lowering ceilings, as well as filling the house with furniture and fittings he designed.
Designs for alterations and additions to Boconnoc House, Cornwall: sketch diagram of neoclassical overmantel mirror to surmount the rococo chimneypiece in the drawing room
RIBA94664
NOTES: Boconnoc was Thomas Pitt's ancestral seat which he inherited in 1760. The estate was purchased in 1717 by his grandfather and subsequently the Tudor house was remodelled in the Georgian style. Thomas Pitt did further work in the early 1770s to modernise the house.
Designs for alterations and additions to Boconnoc House, Cornwall: Pitt's handwritten notes to "Humphrey" to measure the "glass between the windows in the Blue Drawing room in Oxford Street" as he has a mind to put it over the chimneypiece at Boconnoc
RIBA94665
NOTES: Boconnoc was Thomas Pitt's ancestral seat which he inherited in 1760. The estate was purchased in 1717 by his grandfather and subsequently the Tudor house was remodelled in the Georgian style. Thomas Pitt did further work in the early 1770s to modernise the house.
Design for a toilet glass for A. H. van Gruisen: details
RIBA94956
NOTES: This was probably designed for Voysey's alterations at Hambledon Hurst, Hambledon, Surrey, for this client.
Design for a wall mirror for a dining room, 37 Bidston Road, Birkenhead, Merseyside, for Mrs. van Gruisen: elevation with profiles of mouldings and half-section
RIBA94958
NOTES: To see the mirror in situ, please see RIBA105378.
