
The inside story from an Architectural Salvager: the secrets of 30years rummaging in the cellars of country houses, poking about in dusty out-buildings and crashing about in the rhododendrons… and what I found there.
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The Chilterns are ruck in the landscape. A long line of hills stretching from the Goring Gap at the Thames in the south west, heading all the way past Luton to the north of London. The central belt of them is on my right each morning as I d...
Guy Black certainly seemed quite pleased with the gadget he happened to have in his desk drawer. Pressing the gadget on the surface of the rubber he was able to test the elasticity of the each of the tyres I had brought him and take a readi...
A few months ago I was delighted to be able to buy two plaster statues of peerless provenance. It wasn’t the first time I’d bought them - having bought and sold them as part of a collection about 20years ago. The two figures have hardly see...
In 2016, The British Home Stores (BHS) finally succumbed and, with the company unable to find a buyer to take on their struggling department stores, it went to the wall. Its department stores, 163 of them, often in prime city centre locatio...
To stand at Bank Junction today - at the heart of the City of London - is a somewhat different experience from thirty years ago.
The Bank of England by Sir Herbert Baker (1862-1948), built in the 1920’s and 30’s...
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The inside story from an Architectural Salvager: the secrets of 30years rummaging in the cellars of country houses, poking about in dusty out-buildings and crashing about in the rhododendrons… and what I found there.
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