Tixall Hall: engraving

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Date:1830

Description:'Tixall Hall. The Seat of Sir Thomas Aston Constable.' Showing the two storey Georgian house, with colonnaded wings with carved stone lions above. The gatehouse is visible behind trees to the left of the house.'Drawn by F. Calvert; Engraved by T. Wright


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1760s
Tixall - Gothic Window and Heraldic Antiquities: water colour painting
Tixall - Gothic Window and Heraldic Antiquities: water colour painting

Showing the remains of a Gothic Window at Tixall. On the same plate is the view ...

1800s
Tixall Hall: engraving
Tixall Hall: engraving

'Ruins of Tixall.' Showing the ruins from within. The lower stage of the stone ...

1830s
Tixall Hall and Gatehouse: lithograph
Tixall Hall and Gatehouse: lithograph

'Tixall Hall.' Showing a three storey stone gatehouse with four corner turrets, ...

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Donor ref:SV-XI.22a (45/9969)

Source: William Salt Library

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