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They would have originally been integral to a Regency period outer wall so when we acquired them they didn’t have any rear sections
The fairly small size of the screen points to it possibly being used as a fireside piece which explains the bitumen to the paint also
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Origin: Anglo-American
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A Rare & Large Victorian Architect’s Site Plan for Northumberland County Lunatic Asylum c.1888 sub-Macabre- Medicine They would have originally beenOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1888 Height: 29. 75 Width: 45. 25 Depth: 0. 5 The large and scarce architects site plan, framed and glazed, inscribed John Gepwell (?)a. 3. c. e. Grunty(?) Architect 17. Dec 1888, showing the plan of the ground floor of the Northumberland Lunatic Asylum, with an array of interesting rooms and new wings added, surviving from the late Victorian period. There is some expected light