A Rare & Very Interesting Group of Five Framed Late Victorian/Edwardian Period Architect’s Drawings and Plans Relating to the Horton Road First Gloucestershire County Lunatic Asylum & The Coney Hill Gloucestershire County Lunatic Asylum; c.1880-1906

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A Rare & Very Interesting Group of Five Framed Late Victorian/Edwardian Period Architect’s Drawings and Plans Relating to the Horton Road First Gloucestershire County Lunatic Asylum & The Coney Hill Gloucestershire County Lunatic Asylum; c.1880-1906Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 1906 In Frames: 43 w x 30. 25 h (the largest) and 30. 25 w x 21. 75 h (the smallest) Other dimensions on request The decorative group of four large architects drawings and one site plan, of mixed sizes, each framed and glazed, comprising three drawings dated 1880 and one dated 1906, all by Giles, Gough and Trollope architects, with the site plan inscribed J C Cooke,

It is stable and sound structurally

Depth: 9 inches (at base)

It was bought before 1733 by Alessandro Cardinal Albani

to restore it

The early example of a Corncrake (Crex Crex) specimen set poised in complete isolation and housed within a beautiful scientific sparse museum case with original paper coverings

during a single trip to an elephant bone yard

of prie-dieu type

- The Elevation of Powis House in Ormond Street

Huntley & Palmers biscuit tins were as highly prized as the products they contained and today they are collectors items

These are sitting on stands and are for sale at $118

most often a human skull

The marble top is later than the base

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