Malton, James, 1761-1803, author.

An essay on British cottage architecture : being an attempt to perpetuate on principle, that peculiar mode of building, which was originally the effect of chance : Supported by fourteen designs, with their ichnography, or plans, laid down to scale, comprising dwellings for the peasant and farmer, and retreats for the gentlemen, with various observations thereon : the whole extending to twenty-one plates / designed and executed in aqua-tinta by James Malton.

London : Published by Hookham and Carpenter, Booksellers, Old Bond-Street, and to be had at Taylor's Architectural Library, Holborn, at Egerton's Military Library, Whitehall, of Mr. Wilkinson, map and print-seller, Cornhill, and of the author, no. 17 Norton-Street, Portland-Place, MDCCXCVIII [1798]

[4], 27, [1], 21 leaves of plates : illustrations, plans ; 35 cm

Architecture, Domestic England Designs and plans Early works to 1800.
Architecture England Designs and plans Early works to 1800.
Cottages England Designs and plans Early works to 1800.
Architecture Angleterre Dessins et plans Ouvrages avant 1800.
Architecture
Architecture, Domestic
Cottages
England

Architectural drawings
Early works
Aquatints England London 1798.

Egerton, Thomas (Bookseller)
Wilkinson, Robert, -approximately 1825, bookseller.
Griffiths, Vaughan, printer.
Hookham and Carpenter (London, England), bookseller.
I. and J. Taylor's Architectural Library (London, England), bookseller.
England London.

Location: Library cage 16641
Call No.: W860
Status: Available

Location: Library main 16640
Call No.: ID87B16225
Status: Available