Date:1919
Description:A detailed view of an old oak beam with a running vine pattern carved along it. The beam supported the Great Hall Gallery above and was situated in an area known as the “Screens” (a space under the Great Hall Gallery). The beam and raftered ceiling is thought to date from around Henry VIII’s time, but added to the “Screens” during the renovations after the 1909 fire. Acknowledgement: Thank you to Country Life for providing this image. Please note ‘Copyright Country Life’ – this image may not be used for resale or commercial purposes without Country Life’s express permission.
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Pictured is an area that was known as the “Screens”, it was a space under the Great Hall Gallery. On ...
A detailed view of an old oak beam with a running vine pattern carved along it. The beam supported ...
Another view of the “Screens” at Beaudesert. Acknowledgement: Thank you to Country Life for providing ...
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Creators: Country Life - Creator
Donor ref:BM-CL-5477456 (192/30006)
Source: Mr Bob Metcalfe
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