Illustrations of domestic architecture in England : during the reign of Queen Elizabeth, as exemplified in the interior of the residence of John Danby Palmer, Esq. situated in the borough-town of Great Yarmouth, in the county of Norfolk, with notices of the house and its proprietors. / by Charles John Palmer ... The plates engraved by H. Shaw ...

Main entry:

Palmer, Charles John, 1805-1882.

Title & Author:

Publication:

London : Printed for private distribution only, 1838.

Description:

25, [11] pages, 44 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations, plans, portrait ; 39 cm

Notes:
Plates by W. Holl, Henry Shaw and C.J. Palmer; after Henry Shaw.
"C. Whittingham, Tooks Court, Chancery Lane."
Plate opposite t.p. is a private plate in proof state.
Also issued with title: The history and illustrations of a house in the Elizabethan style of architecture.

Subject:

Architecture, Domestic England Norfolk Great Yarmouth.
Woodwork England.
Decoration and ornament, Architectural.
Architecture Details.
Architecture, Elizabethan.
Travail du bois Angleterre.
Décoration et ornement architecturaux.
Architecture Détails.
Architecture élisabéthaine.
architectural ornament.
Architecture, Domestic.
Woodwork.
England.
England Norfolk.

Form/genre:

Armorial bookplates (Provenance) CtY-BR

Added entries:

Palmer, John Danby.
Holl, William, 1771-1838.
Shaw, Henry, 1800-1873.

History and illustrations of a house in the Elizabethan style of architecture

Holdings:

Location: Library main 37581
Call No.: W5256
Status: Available

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