United Kingdom
Pleasure of Ruins
Derbyshire
Title: English Ruins.
Order No.: A1-2890.
Country: England
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Title: The Art of the Ruin.
Order No.: A1-6161.
Location: England.
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Title: Interior of old Manor House, 16th C.
Order No.: A1-5974.
Location: Derbyshire, England
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Title: Altar in Old Manor House, 16th C.
Order No.: A1-5904.
Location: Derbyshire, England.
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London
Title: Cathedral Facade.
Order No.: A1-3885.
Country: England
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Title: Queen Charlotte's Monument.
Order No.: A1-7652.
Location: St. Paul's Cathedral, London.
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Title: Decorative Cast-iron roof.
Order No.: A1-7542.
Location:Food Market, London
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Title: Statuary Room.
Order No.: A1-2882.
Location: V&A Museum, London
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Old Whitechapel Bell Foundry, founded in 1570
Title: Whitechapel Bell Foundry, Est. 1570.
Order No.: A1-2459.
Location: London
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Title: Early Chinese Bell at Whitechapel Bell Foundry.
Order No.: A1-2432.
Location: London
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Title: Bells of Whitechapel Foundry, c.1988.
Order No.: A1-2436.
Location: Whitechapel Bell Foundry, London.
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Title: Lage Garden Plant Container, c.1670.
Order No.: A1-2430.
Location: Bell Foundry, London.
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Title: Door Portal.
Order No.: A1-2513.
Location: London
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Title: Alexandra Gates, circa 1851.
Order No.: A1-2005.
Location: Hyde Park, London.
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Title: St Georges's Chapel.
Order No.: A1-1825.
Location: Winsor Castle, 2011.
Cast-iron Conservatory at Horniman Museum. The Conservatory was ordered from the catalogue of Walter McFarlane's Saracen Foundry in Glasgow, in 1894.
Title: Blue Iron Railing. 19th century.
Order No.: A1-1926.
Location: near Winsor, England
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Title: Cast-iron Conservatory, c. 1894, from catalogue of Walter MacFarlane's Saracen Foundry in Glasgow in 1894
Order No.: A1-8852.
Location: Horniman Museum, London,, 2016.
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Title: Cast-iron store front. Berry & Rudd Ltd. Wine.
Order No.: A1-8288.
London.
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Title: William Evans Cast iron store facade.
Order No.: A1-0146.
Location: London
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Title: Albert Memorial with decorative fence.
Order No.: A1-2687.
Location: London.
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Title: Albert Memorial, London.
Order No.: A1-2624.
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Title: Buckingham Palace, London.
Order No.: A1-0197.
Location: England
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Title: Big Ben Clock Tower, Parliament.
Order No.: A1-9053.
Location: London.
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Title: Decorative Marble Pew.
Order No.: A1-
Location: St. Margaret Church, London.
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Title: Cast-iron railings.
Order No.: A1-2005.
Location: Law Courts, London.
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Cambridge
Title: Emmanuel College Spire,
Order No.: A1-6101,
Country: Cambridge, England
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Title: Gates of Claire College.
Order No.: A1-6058.
Location: Cambridge
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Title: Stone Figurehead,
Order No.: A1-3038,
Country: England
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Title: Clock.
Order No.: A1
Location: Queen's College, Cambridge University
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King's College Chapel, Cambridge University
An English invention, King College Chapel has the largest and most noblest fan vaults in the world.
An English invention, King College Chapel has the largest and most noblest fan vaults in the world.
Title: Christ's College Entrance Facade, circa. 1437-1505.
Order No.: A1-6136.
Location: Cambridge University.
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Title: King's College Chapel Fan Vaults,
Order No.: A1-5909,
Country: Cambridge University, England
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Title: Exterior View of King's Chapel.
Order No.: A1-6352.
Location: Cambridge, England.
Norfolk
Wrought Iron Railing, Ely Cathedral.
Order No.: A1-6669.
Location: Norfolk, England, 2016.
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Title: Organ at Ely Cathedral.
Order No.: A1-6710.
Location: Norfolk, England.
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Salisbury and Wiltshire
Title: Georgian House. Salisbury Close.
Order No.: A1-8038.
Location: Salisbury, England
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Title: Georgian House, 18th C..
Order No.: L3-8032.
Location: England (Wiltshire). Used as a film location in "Downton Abbey"
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Title: Facade of Salisbury Cathedral.
Order No.: A1-7964.
Location: Wiltshire, England.
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Title: Decorative Stone Slab, Medieval Period.
Order No.: A1-8009.
Location: Salisbury, Wiltshire
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Title: Door Grille.
Order No.; A1-8065.
Location: England (Wiltshire)
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Title: Bronze Female Figure.
Order No.: A1-7750.
Location: England (Wiltshire)
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Herefordshire
Title: South Church Door, Norman/Celtic design.
Order No.: A1-8314.
Location: Herefordshire, England.
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View of Kilpeck Church.
Order No.: A1-8321.
Location: Herefordshire, England
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Cornwall
Title: Levant's Iconic Cornish Engine House with its Whim's Man Bean Engine, c. 1857.
Order No.: A1-0674.
Location: Cornwall.
Title: Levant's Copper and Tin Mine Roofed Engine Houses.
Order No.: A1-0660.
Location: Cornwall.
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Title: Tinner's Arms.
Order No.: A1-0674.
Location: Zennor, Cornwall.
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Isle of Wright
Title: Decorative Stone Urn
Order No.: A1-7341.
Location: Osborne House, Isle of Wright
Scotland
Title: Garden of Drumlanrig Castle.
Order No.: L3-8833.
Location: Scotland.
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Title: Wrought Iron Balcony overlooking Garden.
Order No.: A1-8785.
Location: Drumlanrig Castle, Scotland.
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Title: Facade, Drumlanrig Castle.
Order No.: A1-8878.
Location: Scotland
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Title: Jeburgh Abbey.
Order No.: A1-8007.
Location: Scotland.
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Title: Traquair Country House, 12th century..
Order No.: A1-8538.
Location: Innerleithen, Scotland.
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Title: Gates at Traquair House.
Order No.: A1-8526.
Location: Scotland
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Nestled in the secluded, idyllic Scottish borders is Traquair House - Scotland's Oldest Inhabited House
Visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens Traquair dates back to 1007 and has been lived in by the Stuart family since 1491. During the Medieval period the Traquair estate served as a Royal hunting lodge and defensive tower. King Alexander 1 (1078-1124) was the first Sottish monarch to reside and hunt at Traquair. It is approximately 7 miles southeast of Peebles.
Visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens Traquair dates back to 1007 and has been lived in by the Stuart family since 1491. During the Medieval period the Traquair estate served as a Royal hunting lodge and defensive tower. King Alexander 1 (1078-1124) was the first Sottish monarch to reside and hunt at Traquair. It is approximately 7 miles southeast of Peebles.
A regular meet-up with old friends in London
David Clendenning with old friends Richard Ashton & Paul Phillips, London, England, 2009. Richard was at the British Embassy in Ankara when I was there at the Canadian Embassy, and Philip is a consultant based in London..