ch like similar work to be seen in Flanders, but pro-bably of English workmanship of the reign of James Ior Charles I. There is a good deal of panelling in the house ofJacobean and of early Carolian character, and in thesouth-east ground floor room is a fine wooden chimney-piece, with fluted… … There is also a good deal of Jacobean woodworkin the drawing-room, panelling, arched recesses, andpilasters; but all this refitted and mixed up withGeorgian and later additions. 168 NOTES ON ARCHITECTURE OF MANOR HOUSE, BYFLEET. The forecourt is very complete and imposing, and thehandsome stone…
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