Joseph Nash. The mansions of England in the olden time : Fourth series. — London, 1849

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

"The Mansions of England in the Olden Time" is a four-volume work by Joseph Nash, published between 1839 and 1849, that features detailed lithographs of famous (and lesser-known) English country houses, primarily those built during the Tudor and Stuart periods. Nash depicted not only the architecture but also scenes of Tudor and Stuart domestic life, making the work popular and influential.

 

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Entrance to Moat House Ighham Kent

 

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Bay window Lyme Hall, Cheshire

 

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Garden, Levens Westmoreland

 

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Hall, Levens Westmoreland

 

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Dining Room Levens Westmoreland

 

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Drawing Room Levens Westmoreland

 

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Small Drawing Room Levens Westmoreland

 

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Brereton Cheshire

 

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Banqueting Hall Bramhall Hall Cheshire

 

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Inlaid Chamber Sizerh Westmoreland

 

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Hall Crewe Hall Cheshire

 

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Drawing Room Crewe Hall Cheshire

 

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Bingham Melcomb Dorsetshire

 

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Room in the Gate House, Kenilworth, Warwickshire

 

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Gateway Speke Lancashire

 

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the Hall Speke Lancashire

 

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Bay window in the Hall Speke Lancashire

 

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Drawing Room Speke Lancashire

 

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Garden Front Speke Lancashire

 

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Hall Addington Cheshire

 

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Milton Abbey Dorsetshire

 

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Borwick Hall Lancashire

 

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Staircase Aston Hall Warwickshire

 

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Gallery Aston Hall Warwickshire

 

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Drawing Room Aston Hall Warwickshire

 

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Moreton Hall Cheshire

 

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