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AforAs A/wM?//. Z?r/cZZ<yc7*. "covering the walls of the New Building with
straw.
s.
Bricklayers 3 days, Labourers 33 days."
Ac&r/ A/rrc/r?'. Z/rrg'/. /^a/M/rr.
ior Painter's work done Irom the i^ day of May to the 31^ Dec. 1690 in the several s
lodgings, Lords Montagu &c.
* '
16
8
9
Work painted in wainscott colour, varnished work & white paint &c.
. .)
For marbling 6 chimney pieces ........
2
12
0
,, 223 yds. of walnutt tree colour grained ......
22
6
0
„ 114 yrds. White & Veined.
8
11
0
„ 29 ,, 2/3 of olive colour grained .......
2
4
6
for picking in the redd behind the festoons next the Privy Garden being 2
men ^
days & colour ...........
1
10
0
for 3 hundred & ^ ofgold used on the Bellcony & guilding it
3
10
0
lor painting the bellcony blew. (Probably the Water Gallery.)
2
0
0
„ painting in distemper 2 great Roomes of the New Building for patterns,
being
disbursed tor the performance of the same worke ....
22
0
0
vVo/c, total Account is /660. 6
- 3^.
/Vo/^.—/?o&^r/ A/r^/^r was an interesting person who is often mentioned by Eveiyn in his
Diary, and he seems to have been highiy regarded by Charies II.
It is perfectiy clear that graining was iargely used, as in Juiy 1691.
Z?MZ/<//%g. ^ s. <7.
for i8yg yards wainscott colour grained.10$ 7 6
,, 462 „ 2/3 varnishing.. . 26 1$ $
In many cases this painting work has been removed under the mistaken impression that it
was not original. At this time, July 1691, Jas. Grove, carpenter, makes a frame for the
painters 1$ x 12, possibly a ceiling painting.
Work done in the Story and half story of the Queen's Apartment, as for 194 sqrs.
of middle naked flooring ...... .... 194 16 8
forcentring, tonodoors&windows . . . . . . . . . 16 10 o
„ „ „ 122 chimneys.12 4 o
Doy Az7/.
Casing stone work & making sheds over the capitals, Shedding walls, Scalfolds for
painters in New Building and taking down again. RufHe boarding the floors of
the two Bedchambers &c.
for Sawing, Workmanship & nayles of 2072 feet of frames, lintelling & bond timber
in the walls of the new Building . . . . . . . . . 12 19 o
y<%7W<%7y
_/<2?7?r5 Crow. 7Vrw /?M?/<:7<Mg'.
lor 33 sqre. 9 ft. of compasse bracketting in 3 great Rooms next ye Guard chamber 49 12 9
TVo/^.—These are the deep coved ceilings like vaults. In next month's account we have
40 sqrs. 42 ft. of the same in the King's gallery next the Cloister Court, and in the Day
Bill an item for making scaifolds in this gallery for the plasterers.
AforAs A/wM?//. Z?r/cZZ<yc7*. "covering the walls of the New Building with
straw.
s.
Bricklayers 3 days, Labourers 33 days."
Ac&r/ A/rrc/r?'. Z/rrg'/. /^a/M/rr.
ior Painter's work done Irom the i^ day of May to the 31^ Dec. 1690 in the several s
lodgings, Lords Montagu &c.
* '
16
8
9
Work painted in wainscott colour, varnished work & white paint &c.
. .)
For marbling 6 chimney pieces ........
2
12
0
,, 223 yds. of walnutt tree colour grained ......
22
6
0
„ 114 yrds. White & Veined.
8
11
0
„ 29 ,, 2/3 of olive colour grained .......
2
4
6
for picking in the redd behind the festoons next the Privy Garden being 2
men ^
days & colour ...........
1
10
0
for 3 hundred & ^ ofgold used on the Bellcony & guilding it
3
10
0
lor painting the bellcony blew. (Probably the Water Gallery.)
2
0
0
„ painting in distemper 2 great Roomes of the New Building for patterns,
being
disbursed tor the performance of the same worke ....
22
0
0
vVo/c, total Account is /660. 6
- 3^.
/Vo/^.—/?o&^r/ A/r^/^r was an interesting person who is often mentioned by Eveiyn in his
Diary, and he seems to have been highiy regarded by Charies II.
It is perfectiy clear that graining was iargely used, as in Juiy 1691.
Z?MZ/<//%g. ^ s. <7.
for i8yg yards wainscott colour grained.10$ 7 6
,, 462 „ 2/3 varnishing.. . 26 1$ $
In many cases this painting work has been removed under the mistaken impression that it
was not original. At this time, July 1691, Jas. Grove, carpenter, makes a frame for the
painters 1$ x 12, possibly a ceiling painting.
Work done in the Story and half story of the Queen's Apartment, as for 194 sqrs.
of middle naked flooring ...... .... 194 16 8
forcentring, tonodoors&windows . . . . . . . . . 16 10 o
„ „ „ 122 chimneys.12 4 o
Doy Az7/.
Casing stone work & making sheds over the capitals, Shedding walls, Scalfolds for
painters in New Building and taking down again. RufHe boarding the floors of
the two Bedchambers &c.
for Sawing, Workmanship & nayles of 2072 feet of frames, lintelling & bond timber
in the walls of the new Building . . . . . . . . . 12 19 o
y<%7W<%7y
_/<2?7?r5 Crow. 7Vrw /?M?/<:7<Mg'.
lor 33 sqre. 9 ft. of compasse bracketting in 3 great Rooms next ye Guard chamber 49 12 9
TVo/^.—These are the deep coved ceilings like vaults. In next month's account we have
40 sqrs. 42 ft. of the same in the King's gallery next the Cloister Court, and in the Day
Bill an item for making scaifolds in this gallery for the plasterers.