Examples of decorative wrought ironwork of the 17th and 18th centuries : consisting of measured drawings of large and small gates, screens, grilles, panels, ballustrading, &c., including the great gates and screens from Hampton Court Palace, the ironwork in St. Paul's cathedral specimens from Westminster abbey, the great gates at Carshalton and Loughton Hall, and a large number of gates, &c., from London and it's suburbs / by D.J. Ebbetts.
The descriptive text by Ebbetts lists and discusses sixteen plates; the sixteenth is in fact the title-page with the title within an ornamental border illustrating two square wrought iron pillars fron St Dionis Church, Backchurch (destroyed in 1878).
The printer for the photolithographed plates was C. F. Kell of Holborn.
Binding Note
The boards have a light blue paper cover with the title-page reproduced on the front board; the spine is of brown cloth and has no lettering.
Subject
Ironwork England - Wrought-iron England History 17th century - Wrought-iron England History 18th century - Gates England History 17th century - Gates England History 18th century