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Ellenhall Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Ellenhall Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the ancient chapel with a three light, 'Decorated' east window, and a south door. The nave and the low tower look 'church-warden Gothic' ...
Elmhurst Hall: copper-plate engraving
North east view of the front of the hall, showing a Jacobean building with steps, a balustrade, and a low roof. Inscribed 'To the Worspll. the generous and much honoured Gent. MICHAEL BIDDULPH of ELMHURST ...
Endon Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Endon Church, Staffordshire.' Showing a classical building of the period with crenellated walls (roof not showing), round-headed windows, and a tower. There is a small chancel which ...
Endon Church: water colour painting
West view showing a tower of three stages with steps leading up to the west door, the north and south aisles, and an extensive view beyond the church.Anonymous, [L.J. Wood.]
Enoch Wood & Sons factory, Burslem: steel engraving
'East Front of the Manufactory of Enock Wood & Sons, Burslem.' East view showing a Georgian block of buildings at Fountain Place, Burslem, showing pot houses within an arched, crenellated gate-way. Anonymous....
Enville - 'New Lodge' : sepia wash drawing
'The New Lodge built by Mr Kingley near Enville, Staffordshire,' showing a Tudor gothic-revival building, behing a wall with a gateway.'J. Buckler.'
Enville Church - Effigy: sepia drawing
'Effigy on the north side of the Chancel of Enville Church,' showing a priest in a chasuble with a maniple and amice. His head is in a niche, and his feet are on a beast.'J. B.,' [John Buckler.]
Enville Church - Gravestone: sepia drawing
'Grave stone in the Chancel of Enville Church,' showing a quatre-foil cross and a shaft. There is a faint inscription which appears to be that of Roger de Morf.'J. C. B.,' [John Chessell Buckler.]
Enville Church - Gravestone: sepia drawing
'Gravestone in the Porch of Enville Church,' showing a quatre-foil cross in a circle [apparently the same as in SV IV. 179b.]'J. C. B.,' [John Chessell Buckler.]
Enville Church - Gravestones: sepia drawing
'Gravestones in Enville Church.' One has a cross in the circle and a shaft; the other has only a quatre-foil circle [perhaps the rest had worn away.]'J. C. B.,' [John Chessell Buckler.]
Enville Church - Monument: sepia drawing
'Monuments on the north side of the Chancel of Enville Church,' showing:(1) The priest (Roger de Bermingham) under a pointed arched recess.(2) The Thomas Grey table-tomb with effigies in alabaster, (1559.)'J. ...
Enville Church - Monumental Stone: engraving
'Monumental Stone at Enville in Staffordshire,' inscribed 'ROGERVS DE. MORF,' measuring 5 feet 6 inches, long; 1 foot 6 inches, top; 1 foot, botton end. The type is that of the floriated cross of the ...
Enville Church: sepia drawing
South east view showing the south aisle with two dormer windows. The south wall of the chancel is Jacobean with pilaster buttresses and round-headed windows. The south aisle is medieval and the south ...
Enville Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Enville Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the south aisle with two dormer windows. The south wall of the chancel is Jacobean with pilaster buttresses and round-headed windows. The ...
Enville Hall: aquatint engraving
Showing a view from a lake across a park, with a mock castle on a hill, and a castellated three storeyed house to the right. There is a sailing boat on the lake.Inscribed 'To the Right Honourable GEORGE ...
Enville Hall: copper-plate engraving
South view of a Tudor house, which has stepped gables to the wings and twin turrets at the inner corner angles. Inscribed 'To the Honble. the judicious and much esteemed Gent. HARRY GRAY of ENFIELD Esq. ...
Enville Hall: engraving
Showing a large, three storeyed, castellated mansion with a colonnaded entrance in the centre and two turrets, from across a lake. There are swans on the lake, and cows in the foreground.[Untitled, proof ...
Enville Hall: engraving
Distant view of a large white house across a lake. (Being from an almanac.)[Untitled; however similar examples have: 'Enville, the Seat of the Earl of Stamford,' and the date May, 1798.]Anonymous.