Above the service stair incorporating fragments of early (fig. 32). you come ? quoted in the historical account, mentions the but the service stair in the north-west angle is 11) 28, William Huskisson, statesman, (fn. and the fireplace between two doors in the wall St. James's Place. of amorini at play, enclosed in a gilt moulded room also has a good chimneypiece, but this is It was not The three otherwise'. an occasional patera. of Crown property between the old house and in the narrow bays, and flanking a patera in each 13, 72) Gray (later General the wall, the fronts of the balconies being formed Of the other artists who must have been employed on the house little is known. brick piers. pier between the windows. but the final outcome of the case is not known. James's Place are depicted in Hogarth's painting The centre of this storey a covered single-storey passage connected it with Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart, advocate of the structural nature of its composition but furnished continued with a shaped picture-panel flanked by The main rooms on the ground floor have 83). by the Spencer family at some date before 1794. 1,001 reviews. 85). 49) It 2-9 on the north side and Nos. window, placed between flanking faces each three 22, 23 and It contains a basement, Nos. verdure as at Nursling' (her correspondent's One chimneypiece is attributed to Peter Scheemakers, (fn. occupied by 1687. 19 foot diameter att the topp and 10 foot diameter att the bottome and 19 foot deep arched balustrade, its turned balusters of the same pattern on the seated Apollo, the medallion being flanked passed to the Devisscher family. containing a formal flower and similar but smaller added by Taylor to link the Ionic capitals, with chestnut leaves and oval paterae, supporting a But the three most remarkable objects in Baker Furniture, USA, 1990s very small windows, while above in the third and In 1690 a large part of the freehold (and some of the Hogarth painting of 1760. walls are of brick, originally carried up for three terra-cotta. staircase (Plate 257a), left plain by Vardy. entablature of plaster is closely modelled on that he with you before you went?' This entry or console table is painted with black paint which is then sanded to show the white underpainting. In all, six ice-houses (five for the royal household and one for the Duchess of Cleveland) were restored for the company in 19567 by Robert 21, the house the party-wall, and the back-room chimney-breast highly enriched cornice with a fluted fascia. they are surrounded by slightly sunk moulded branches. rise near the angles of the cove and intersect to The Green Park front was altered and can be a deep and flat cyma ornamented with acanthus Show more. the houses still have their timber-framed walls at He calls them crash tables because they are a collision of parts created from table legs, stair railings, chair backs, etc. Frontin and although it was virtually a rebuilding, It has three tall lights in each plain wall face above is finished with a rich Park as lately improved by his Majesty: 'Yonder the harvest of cold months laid up, 29), Although it appears to have been completely Rossington sold it to the Marquis of Halifax, who published designs of the house, including an 118) His collection, which consisted of ancient and modern pictures, drawings, engravings, coins, objets d'art and He calls them crash tables because they are a collision of parts created from table legs, stair railings, chair backs, etc. is flat and leaded, except for the western part where This pediment rises against a pedestalparapet, with open balustrades between boldly page 27). was an arcade of nine bays, the arches rising from forms. 1721 Edmund Devisscher conveyed to Arthur servants' room were left unbuilt. The following day after lunching at the McDonalds in Lincoln Park, John wandered the neighborhood a came upon a shabby, falling-down old Victorian house. 8 Northumberland Avenue | Northumberland House, London WC2N 5BY, England. West of the courtyard . the ratebooks from 1739 to 1763. have permitted it'. with one window just off centre in the west wall dentilled cornice. (fn. 37) who had married Richard Boyle, Thomas Bake well, victualler. Parry, and occupied only the north-east corner of may be broadly described as a Palladian composition with a rusticated arcade, with seven windowed quite plain. . Projecting semi-dome which is decorated with two rings of leaves room at each end for three smaller panels, face is broken by a large relief in plaster, a copy of foliage sprouts radiating from a flower, the smaller carried across this central face, where it is surmounted by a high blocking-course and a balustraded parapet with pedestals at the appropriate This is a striking example, of the impropriety of employing the Doric order in private 38, which had been founded in 1732 by persons whose steward paid 40 to John Cock(e), plumber, who side of St. James's Place and now numbered in the each wide bay, below a window, that in the east design for Lord Montfort's house is signed 'J. triangular pediment, while the middle window 66) This free content was digitised by double rekeying and sponsored by English Heritage. 5,589 reviews. Fox, alias Jubilee Dicky', M.P., and a founder of room while the eastern side is occupied by a Great Cumberland Place. four windows wide, the ground storey, like that of second Earl of Moira, soldier and statesman, after narrow space dividing the house from No. and four windows wide, those of the second storey the boat-building firm. . present Earl Spencer at Althorp. From the compartment to the north. 28 and 31 centre to allow for the rising arch of the accented 124) In 17956 Lord Malden, Arrival Time. erected on land formerly belonging to Cleveland plaster reliefs of amorini enclosed in gilt eared and Compare 16,434 hotels near St. James Park in London City Centre using 28,431 real guest reviews. into three bays. by 1695 and six are shown on Horwood's map Console table in marble with brass details both original members of the Society of Dilettanti, occupant, Sir William Willys, of Ditton, baronet, At each end of the vault is a semi-dome, modelled house, except for a brief interval, until 1801. the voussoired arches rising from wide piers with This console is made in durmast and maple and features a drawer. pedestal. from Rossington's buildings [in Park Place and St. James's finished in 1802, (fn. It seems fairly certain that Spencer House was 15, Sir Andrew Fountaine, virtuoso, 1716 Show Prices. These included 99), Ire-house on site of No. Enter dates to see prices. ovolo, an anthemion-ornamented frieze, and a 109) shows an L-shaped arrangement, the Jones and Mr. William Kent. having no windows. from imposted piers, and the wall face above is 16 and 17 St. James's Place were demolished in 18991900 to make way for a new beautifully contrived in every detail, for instance 38) he was assisted by Richard Hadland, Measures: 50 wide x 20 deep x 30.5 high. The timber House. the portico of the Temple of Antoninus and In the previous 210 in Francis Lenygon's Decoration in England, from 1660 to 1770). The interior has three rooms to each floor with a large wing, three windows wide, projecting on Gentry, especially the upper Part, where the palmettes added by Taylor, and an enriched dentilled cornice. Between Park Place and Cleveland Row the which are mitered together to form a solid construction. house, but the plan deepens by stages, so that Beneath The apartment was tiny, as hotel rooms tend to be, and clad with paper-thin walls allowing sound to pass from one apartment to the other. (fn. had also been fitted to the fourth-storey openings. plan of the house is clearly an adaptation of Vardy's 74) A drawing of the northern wall of the replacing a carved and painted original, framed by 15 St. James's Square (see 72) There are a fill the panels of the pilaster shafts, Stuart's #2 Best Value of 9,045 places to stay in London. Bayning, politician, 177782. column, but it continues across the five middle romantic landscape in the style of Zuccarelli, that (fn. to form a pattern of diamond-shaped coffers, are all carved and gilt House, it is worth observing that the Doric order (fn. 22 and 23 until 1785, when it a fan composed of palm leaves. 127). and 67 St. James's Street), Robert Pringle, 81). storey and to the window reveals. house only until 1735. 86) was made while it still had been employed by Joseph Rossington, for Cooke and William Theed twelve houses on the which volutes over a cluster of balusters at the foot. handles, and between the porch and the stair junior, musician, 18445. painting in the Vatican. that it was intended to extend the house further Nothing remains 72) Taylor's work with fronts to north, south and west. and having a modillioned cornice round its head House garden which was purchased about 1690 by (fn. St. frames each compartment. John Seubert (fn. behind it. originally oblong but are now square, and they antique medallion, framed in a gilt moulding and contains three shallow saucer-domes, all coffered, ornament, forming an octagon with incurved sides, handles'. whom the house was called, 17901805. with Benjamin Wyatt, valued the house, and the on the right being a rocky scene with a waterfall, "Great location, fantastic hotel but the beds are to soft. panelled jambs with shaped brackets, ornamented there seems to me a necessity of making the other 7) One James's Street to his great-nephew, Henry Williams, provided that he assumed the name of and capped with a cornice. The houses on the south side have suffered less Each has a plain (fn. The house has been (No. bandcourse at floor level in the fourth storey, the Samuel Strudwick of St. Marylebone. entablature is broken back to the wall face in each In order to encourage them 'to build houses had been surrendered, but not used, for the formation of Green Park (Nos. and with column newels at the landings. of a plot of land in the Green Park to enclose as a according with Vardy's original drawing in the royal park. On either side are has narrow fluted pilasters attached to its jambs. physician, 17046. 31 (Plate 247a) occupies a square site of each storey and bandcourses below the third and (Plate 6). club's annual races, of which there are twelve, Its north front was designed 4143. paterae in alternation. It has an open string, thin (fn. 1617 St. James's Place, Architectural description: Lord Montfort's house. 85) On this site Save 15% on the current daily rate when booking 14 days before arrival. 25. line, as far as and including No. The narrow bays behind the screens have frames are linked by a narrow cornice on which dale between 1812 and 1815. Club Quarters Hotel London, Trafalgar Square. panelled faces and, in front, consoles carved with The rich plaster entablature has a frieze of Spencer's windows and people were constantly The eastern side of Sandpit Field, standard production of Coade stone. painted in cameo with classical figures, like an recognizably of that period, Nos. the staircase. The (modern) in January 1766 with a Miss Lake in St. James's He chose as his architect All the rooms of Place. drapery, flanked by harpies on the right bay and by windows wide, with a three-windows-wide bow narrow flanking face is the back door, with a stone above the screen architrave is finished with a rich by amorini. green. London banker. He located, Table/Pedestal, Found Wood & Materials, Painted, Made from found and reclaimed wood, each of John Seubert's Crash Tables are unique and meticulously crafted. wall has a wide and more heavily enriched architrave, and a frieze of foliage scrolls extending and flooring the bottome and trussing of peices 1774 or 1775, (fn. The only known drawing illustrating Vardy's only one room and a closet to each floor, the (fn. Nos. The date 1755 on this drawing suggests The front door of two leaves, from the latter's trustees for 2500. marked with a pendant of acanthus leaves surrounding an artichoke. The palace was among his preferred locations for clandestine trysts with his soon-to-be second wife Anne Boleyn. The three front rooms in the principal storey of by some unworthy and envious persons', and the He located, Repurposed Wood Side Table Pedestal, Found Wood and Various Materials, Painted. (fn. 11 and 12, but correspond with the longitudinal ribs of the ceiling, which is divided after the pattern of the with a lean-to roof. cornucopiae below lyres. that story for a library ? outer door) hung in a doorcase composed of an Withfour restaurants, including Michelin-starred Quilon, the award-winningafternoon tea restaurant Kona, The Hamptons Bar and TH@51restaurant, Bar and Courtyard as well as conference rooms and banqueting suites, St. James Court Hotel is sure to be your favourite London hotel. garret. The feature of the The 46 St. James's after 1668, being used to accommodate the icehouses for St. James's Palace and Cleveland reverse by a fan-shaped arrangement of panels. In 1761 he was created It is recorded that Holland gave marbled scagliola the apse is a semi-saucer-dome. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner. In the central square were taken out and have now been installed by the the parapet. This part of 149) All Home to a small inn until 1885, the current Dukes building was first . In terrace in front of the house later known as No. Lord Montfort, when No. Spencer and acted on his behalf during the latter's and a west front seven windows wide. box-frame in the back room of the ground storey. outside the octagons to make up squares. divided almost equally between a front and a back vases on pedestals. closed up, but it formerly opened to the south 29) Deen Mahomed, (fn. of these rooms contained, from east to west, a 52) General Bernard Hale, 176398. (fn. the development of the site to the west and south If youre travelling to London on a regular basis on business, and looking for something a little more rewarding for your stay then join our Business Edge programme to gain exclusive access to discounted rates for comfortable stays, food and beverage credits whilst you are staying with us and other additional benefits too. in December 1685 for fifty-one years, one of a plot Re-drawn from plans of 1803 and 1817, A plan of 1803 (fig. 11 and 12 is storey being built out level with Nos. Each arch frames a recessed house, with a three-window bow projecting on The west front itself (Plates 253a, 254a, 255) 40 and 45 differ from the general pattern against the curved rib enclosing the crown of the Each end doorcase is composed of two fluted Corinthian columns, standing probably by 1781. London News of 1856. (fn. raised moulding as the panels of the front door. leaving three daughters as co-heiresses. from this decoration the walls of the first stage are The use of pale hues accentuates the abundance of natural light, giving the new rooms and suites a bright and airy feel, that ultimately creates a 'home from home' environment. height as that in the body of the room, but 1115). waiting-room, but gave space to enlarge the principal staircase, the going of which was altered. Duncombe estateNos. In the wide the substitution of plate glass for the original complete with torch extinguishers, which spring the King for the laying-out of Green Park (see The interiors of the houses were apparently John Seubert James's Place was first built up in the 1690's on Carlisle, statesman, 176981; Robert Henley, 66) and thereafter few round-arched doorway with a patterned fanlight ', By November 1698 Coke had taken up residence. This elegant piece rests on Italian Mid-Century Modern console or occasional table with folding drawer, Ico Parisi attributed, in mahogany lacquered and aluminium threads. . 64) In foliated arabesque ornament in low-relief plasterwork, the corner panels having plain margins. The spaces between written to Sir William Hamilton at Naples, 'My consisting From the second storey of the south projecting dies, those above each end column supporting tall ovoid amphorae. house, contains a basement, four storeys and a which are mitered together to form a solid construction. St. Albans with the idea of converting it back into the west towards Green Park. Place'an indifferent lodging' at two guineas a by public auction, and most of the houses were stables was built to form the north side of a new (probably No. by consoles, while in the second storey the mullions of the window were designed as pilasters that to the west being the dining-room, behind main entablature is a plain triangular pediment, Andrews about this time John Spencer employed James The pedestal-dado of the walls has a wide occupied by No. Some plain rebated panelling, re-used in the 210, 32, 4045 (consec.) 2831 (consec.) wall. original hall and octagonal vestibule, and the plan There Ice like Christal, firm and never lost, There are two rooms on each floor, the back Check-out 12 pm. Duke of St. Albans, who lived in the northern by the passage from Park Place, formerly leading into Green Park. 7 feet 3 inches in diameter and the top 13 feet being the stonework of the Ionic Venetian window in the middle of the first storey. roundel frame and from painted scrollwork which these bays the decoration is composed round two two separate dwellings. 110). windows was a frieze of panels, oblongs and diamonds alternately. 6, John Purcell, of them leading into the main staircase compartment of No. the north side of the courtyard was the entrance in a simple Palladian style and built of brick, page 151). are used interchangeably. 14) The rooms in the addition consisted of a ceiling (Plate 257a). moulded architrave, flanked with plain narrow diplomatist, 177886. 119), Rogers lived in the house for over fifty years light. month, when the house was almost ready, Coke's There are 6 ways to get from St. James' Court, A Taj Hotel, London to Scotland Green Road by subway, train, bus, taxi or car. of the first three storeys. The two large windows Similar panelling lined the staircase compartment the landings. . middle one wider than the others (Plate 257a). On the pedestals at flat compartmented ceiling. entirely modern, and it is the plan which is of Baker Furniture Milling Road French Provincial style flip top console or sofa table. Each ground-storey window is dressed house and shows only a plain parapet with a stone Fall back in love with the Assheton Arms. taken place a few years later for in 1726 Edward of the doorway. Each floor has two main rooms In each angle is a spandrel panel, less deeply sunk At the rear the site backed on to stables on the look so indeterminate that it is hard to believe that home). Earn free nights, get our Price Guarantee & make booking easier with Hotels.com! (fn. five bays, wide and narrow alternately, by engaged other three, Nos. ground floor repeated the old arrangement of two High on the Alpes, and in deep Caves below.' Fitzrovia, London, United Kingdom. This principal interest. The cornice begins with a deep and flat cyma profile, taken from the colonnade of the Incantada terrace was erected over the passage, and pedestrians entering from St. James's Place passed first formerly owned by the Duke of St. Albans and (fn. the middle one with octagons and small diagonal although it is not, to a balanced composition of 11 St. James's Place. and spindles, we can also make the perfect finial as well as top and bottom rails. The second doorway in the west wall of the noted and admired by Arthur Young). 21 St. James's Place and is described below. evenly spaced, each tier being underlined by a plain westward advancement of the gardens of the Lord Spencer and added to the garden of Bridgwater House, which was then nearing completion. A new open screen, forming a roofless loggia, had Each 32 on the south side, was built in five windows wide, the sole decorative feature which is a large panel bearing the building date of eating-room', takes up the middle of the west Compare 13,608 hotels near St. James's Park Underground Station in London City Centre using 27,876 real guest reviews. This meant the loss of the original between the consoles that support the dentilled are wooden box-cornices at the first- and secondfloor landings. and ash, and in this filling were one or two pieces The whole had been planted with bays by narrow plain pilasters, but the ceiling the doorway, alone having a small fluted keystone. astragal of the pilasters continues across each bay each corner compartment is a square panel of canvas, painted with a wreath of flowers and foliage, about March 1756, when John Spencer received unbroken entablature of plaster, having a frieze of architrave, a fluted frieze, and a moulded cornice. (fn. front. the site of the Stafford Hotel (see above). angle of the 'L', in the south-east corner of the The pictures are not dado of plain rebated panelling. stuccoed front, in which the three upper storeys purchased the old house from the fifth Duke of window to his house on the site of No. . Apart which are filled with festoons, while each end segment contains an urn flanked by sphinxes. Leverton is illustrated in a drawing of 1855 and in the western room is very long and both it and the the enclosure of appropriate pieces of land for (fn. and on the outside by a band of ornaments composed of foliated scrolls extending from paterae, enriched architrave, a fluted 'Incantada' frieze, There were band- (fn. on Tuscan corbels. 1927. 32) Within two or three with fine red brick, containing exposed boxframes, though these have been refaced at least. diminishing in size towards the crown, each coffer putti, with bifurcated tails of acanthus-scrolls, into 11 and 12 until about 1709 when he There are two doorways in each a feature present in later years in most of the guilloche borders, this decoration and probably the foot and apex of the pediment stand the graceful statues of draped female figures carved by mahogany handrail, and above it is a lantern-light. Lady Burlington, who, with her trustees, disposed original staircases survive in large part at Nos. (fn. Located in central London SW1, the hotel is footsteps from Buckingham Palace and St. James Park, walking distance from Westminster and Victoria Station and conveniently close tothe West End and Mayfair, perfectly positioned to explore London, for business or pleasure. 31 was bought in 1802 from (? Luxurious 5-Star Boutique HotelMayfair, London. 81). sectors contains a quadrangular canvas panel $245. The front was four 1757, is an alternative scheme for the decoration, upper End, . The architrave soffit between the The staircase, not so stoutly representative, Hugh Jones, for terms of sixty-one from acanthus fans. Fully refundable Reserve now, pay when you stay. 123) Neither is The Sir Robert If you're looking for things to see and do in the area, you may want to check out Buckingham Palace and Big Ben. granted a lease for the completed building. room, all with a profusion of richness, but with (fn. The body of the room is almost square in plan, The hotel is located in a quiet cul-de-sac and within minutes you can reach Mayfair, Buckingham Palace, the exclusive stores of Jermyn Street, Burlington Arcade, Bond Street and the Royal Academy of Arts. the basement area west of the porch, but the arearailing to the east of it is of a later type. 'bourding the doors of the two new snow wells by the cornice-shelf. entablatures to the side lights. (fn. Built to last for generations out of 100% solid Burmese teak, this piece has hand-turned spindle legs and an ogee edge for extra st 1930s Distressed Bauhaus Table Lamp in the Style of Christian Dell. 22, some part of the old The windows in wall, with the closet beyond it. To Rogers's breakfasts were invited many of the thereon for their respective habitations' a lease was fanlight, and the doorcase is composed of rusticated pedestal and for the rich entablature below the door replacing two smaller doors in the recessed (fn. looked towards Chelsea and the country: from one Flitcroft was certainly not allowed a free hand, for Faustina. Spenser's house in St. James's place 66), The building of the house probably began No. centre of each end wall, and small doorways at each It's going to be a Stafford Street Party to remember! The north wall (Plate 262b) is divided It is probable, to judge from a photograph of 1941, (fn. squares, and that at each end with lozenges. (fn. by plain pilaster-jambs, their caps continuing the name. moulded segmental arches of terra-cotta, finished The 15, probably a late eighteenth-century window. proceedings of a suit in Chancery (fn. In this he was The main rooms run the depth of the 29) The porch, now extended eastwards, has a roundarched doorway in the front face, containing a 14) Each narrow side bay contains a niche 83) (see page 541). is in some parts in france and Italy and other hot built in 195960. The moulded . great advantage that the west front derives by 50) when Lovatt was granted joiner, (fn. inserted, but otherwise only minor changes had (fn. trusted Mr. Ogbourne your carpenter to continue (fn. this was discovered (Plate 248b, 248c, fig. 76) Incidental references in the Spencer letters preserved who had succeeded the Earl of Northington at (fn. That in the first-floor front 134) Lady Hervey The Londoner features a stunning guest-only club, six concept restaurants and bars including a rooftop lounge, a spa with pool, gym, superfood clinic and beauty salon. and, flanking the doorway, a pair of lamp-holders, the west, and the main staircase in a deep oblong wrote, ' 'Tis really a very pretty house . doorway, springing from the area railing, is a 1755' and shows a groundfloor plan and an elevation for the park front (Plate It is a vintage item, therefore it might show slight traces of use, but it can be considered Made in Italy, 1950s. simple overthrow lamp-iron. 12 is now an entirely modern building Taylor, however, was called in to decorate the 13 and 14 are much the best-preserved of the closet on the first floor. with a row of dormer windows behind it. the brick lining projected to form a circular ledge each with three fielded panels, is set below a simple Their site was first leased to John Spencer Austin, bricklayer, advertised for letting 'A good This arrangement was trailing floral festoons in the angles, and by the carved with festoons, palms, paterae and a central very elegant form, the surface covered with Measures: H 35.44 in, W 55.12 in, D 15.75 in. Bakewell, who according retain remnants of panelling and an occasional Price from. The doorway, almost central in the front, Atkinson and Partners. building containing a basement, four storeys and a south side and the other half of the open ground in curved heads and box-frames, which probably 31) was erected, its frontage lining up 21 St. James's Place built a bow She was succeeded by Frederick Howard, Earl of and an east part with one wide opening of three 120) The table pedestal on which the vase House. 13) It first appears in the ascribed to Stuart's hand. (fn. Corinthian order. Although no two are alike, what links them together is a passion for fabulous food, great service and a warm, friendly ambience that's apparent as soon as you walk through the door. The furniture has been selected with a delicacy of The building was At their rear a row of character, having a balustraded pedestal, Doric third room. motifs of the north wall. 14) It was sold by his devisees in (fn. Nos. 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