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…Bibliography Nairn, I., Pevsner, N. (1971) Surrey (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England). 2nd edn. Yale University Press. Also Cited In Listing Grade N/A Listing Reference Client R. Wilson Black…
…com- pletely panelled room on the first floor. The house was extremely well repaired by Detmar Blow shortly after 1900, and added to and (less well) altered inside by Lutyens…
…house, the finest feature is the marble staircase with alternative black and white treads and the black marble dado rail that merges imperceptibly into one of the treads. The planting…
…of which is a statue of St George slaying the dragon. The main part of the column is black but the upper part, including the statue is white, where it…
…is simple, with panelled rooms and geometrically patterned black and white marble floors, all rather spare and elegant. The Delhi Order is re-used here in the entrance hall. Every bedroom…
…needs. Princess Dolgorouki, the heiress, Miss Wilson, married a Russian prince and was renowned for her love of entertaining. She wanted a house in the Thames Valley for weekend river…
…building forms thrown together. The immensely long pergola has a roof of ‘simple sublimity’ (Lutyens writing of Mapledurham’s roof, August 28, 1898). Alterations continued for many years, but the house…
Photographer: Tim Skelton Sandhurst War Memorial Gazetteer No. G0364 Date 1922 Address Sandhurst, Kent England Description It is possible that the commission for the memorial came via James Wilson, an…
…The names of the Fallen are incorporated on a wooden Roll of Honour (also designed by Lutyens). (Contributor: Tim Skelton) Bibliography Also Cited In Pevsner, N. and Wilson, B. (1997)…
…The Piers are later. Black wrought iron gates and screens and stone piers. The vertical rails and scrollwork of the gates represent formalised trees. Narrow, taller, sidescreens of scrollwork. Square…