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Carisbrooke Castle, on the Isle of Wight

Carisbrooke

in the county of Isle of Wight

Victor Naumenko's Pictures of Lacock Abbey

(8 total)Lacock Abbey Pictures

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Victorian kitchen

Victorian kitchen

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Detail of the Ballroom

Detail of the Ballroom

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The Ballroom

The Ballroom

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Sgabello chairs at the Stone Gallery

Sgabello chairs at the Stone Gallery

The shell-backed chairs are of an Italian form known as 'sgabello'. They were made in the 1630s, probably for Holland House in London by Franz Cleyn, an influential designer who also run the royal tapestry works at Mortlake.

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One of terracotta figures at the Hall

One of terracotta figures at the Hall

The terracotta figures in the wall niches are the most unusual feature of the Hall. They are the work of Victor Alexander Sederbach, an Austrian or German modeller or stovemaker, who produced them at Lacock in 1755. The flamboyantly Baroque style of the figures is a little incongruous in a Gothic hall, but evidently pleased Ivory Talbot. He recommended Sederbach to friends, but nothing else by this mysterious sculptor is known.

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The Hall

The Hall

The four mid-18th-century yew-wood tables were probably ordered by Ivory Talbot specially for this hall, as they are in a matching Gothic style. The chairs are of the same date. Some of chair was deliberately not upholstered, to make it more hard-wearing and to discourage casual visitors from lingering.

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The Hall

The Hall

This entrance hall was created in 1754 for John Ivory Talbot by his architect, Sanderson Miller. It is an early, and little altered, example of the Gothic style, the first phase of the Gothic Revival.

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Lacock Abbey

Lacock Abbey

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