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SOURCE: Robert and James Adam. The works in architecture of Robert and James Adam, Esquires. Volume III. Containing the remainder of the designs, to complete those in the preceding volumes (London, 1822), pl. [9] NOTES: Although this plate is said to be furniture for Syon it is possible that these pieces were designed for other houses.

SOURCE: Fashionable furniture : a collection of three hundred and fifty original designs representing cabinet work, upholstery and decoration, by various designers (London: Cabinet Maker and Art Furnisher, [1881]), p. 111

SOURCE: Building News, vol. 40, 1881 Jan. 27, p. 107

SOURCE: British Architect, vol. 22, 1884 Nov. 21, after p. 246 NOTES: In the accompanying article the furniture and furnishings are described as appropriate for the spending power of the lower middle class.

SOURCE: George Ll. Morris and Esther Wood, The Country cottage (London: Lane, 1906), p. 57

NOTES: Commissioned in 1937 by the Punch cartoonist Roger Pettiward (Paul Crum), this three-storeyed, open-plan house was Tayler & Green's first work. It provided a large studio-living room with living accommodation attached, which occupied the whole of the second floor. It was built of brick and rendered a shade of terracotta.

NOTES: The chairs are from Thonet and the rest of the furniture was designed by Gordon Russell Limited who used Asterisk wallpaper.

NOTES: The furniture was designed by Gordon Russell Limited except for the original late 18th century pieces.

NOTES: Chermayeff restyled these interiors for Commander Heywood-Lonsdale.

NOTES: This royal palace was restored and extended from 1933 to 1936 by Seely & Paget.

SOURCE: Building News, vol. 30, 1876 June 30, after p. 648