Weaver, Lawrence, 1876-1930 · London, Offices of "Country life", ltd. [etc.]; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 37
lder part of the south side (Fig. 16), with its gablesand large expanse of tile-hanging, shows his early graspof Surrey building traditions, but in some respects is ratherimmature. Very interesting, however, is the brick fireplacein the dining-room (Fig. 15), an early exercise in a mannerwhich has… … 15.—In the Dining-room, Ruckmans. to make it satisfactory for music, which is not heard wellin the low rooms proper to farmhouse design. As in thecase of Crooksbury, Sir Edwin did not feel himself boundby his earlier adventures. The music-room was by its verycharacter and dimensions a new and…
