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Survey of London
… by its turned balusters, cut strings and projecting stair ends, that it was intended to contribute to the dignity …
Survey of London
… were at least 16 inches thick. There were no signs of stair-newel or treads and the turret is probably to be … simplicity of the remainder of the main building a stair turret at the external south-east corner (Plate 36b) …
Survey of London Monograph
… and the flowers are hammered to a thinner section. The stair treads are of stone, with moulded soffits, except for … to the cellars, which may not form part of the original stair. The Back Stairs The service staircase forms part of Jones's plan, but the stair itself dates from the early nineteenth century. There …
Survey of London
… following the section and slope of the handrail. The stair is a fine Georgian example with stepped string, good 2 … effects a communication between the dining room and the stair to kitchen in basement. The cornices throughout are in …
Survey of London
… 10 feet 9 inches wide. East of the parlour was the great stair (K) and the east wing, containing two rooms (F, G), a closet (H) and a service stair (I). North of the great stair was the north wing, with two rooms (N, M) over the …
Survey of London
… the party wall with No. 54 is a narrow hall leading to the stair compartment. The first floor has a large front room … divided into small panes. The house entrance-hall and stair compartment (Plate 88a), except for the splayed linking …
Survey of London
… to Russell House (No. 9, South Grove). The central stair seems to have been replaced by a modern one, but that …