Lichfield - Banquetting Room in The Close: sepia wash drawing

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Date:1800 - 1839 (c.)

Description:Showing a stone building with mullioned windows and an entrance door over steps.Handwritten note: 'The Banquetting Room in The Close, Lichfield built by Bishop Hackett, pulled down 1819. A new Residence is built on this site in the possession of John Mott Esq. 1836'. Anonymous.

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Lichfield - Banquetting Room in The Close: sepia wash drawing

Showing a stone building with mullioned windows and an entrance door over steps.Handwritten note: 'The ...

Lichfield - Banquetting Room in The Close: woodcut engraving

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Source: William Salt Library

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