ghting plant. The building stands in three acres of land, part of which is taken up by a tennis lawn, lily adjuncts which do not show in the illustrations. The conveyance -1 an interesting history, which, though short I ind originally d to the Pope of Rome, who sold it in the fourteenth century to… … THE MEAD, WHITTLE, ESSEX REGINALD A. RIX, A.R.I.B.A., ARCHITECT of vitreous tiles in red and purple. The panellingrises to a height of seven feet six inches, and theplaster-work is relieved by patterns of vine, fruit,and roses. Over the fireplace is a decoration witha similar motif. A large bay…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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