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Leadenhall Street, City of London Finish:none a waitress hands a chop

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Description

a waitress hands a chop on a dish to an alderman on the left

Interior of Middle Temple Hall

'A high wind in St Paul's Churchyard'

with boats in the water

Nash was commissioned in 1825 to remodel the then Buckingham House into Buckingham Palace and to build the Royal Mews and Marble Arch

Leadenhall Street, City of London Finish:none a waitress hands a chopLeadenhall Street, City of London, 1825. In the top half of the print is an interior view of a kitchen which was formerly a crypt, showing a fireplace, cooking utensils and a cat. Beneath this is a view of those premises on the north side of Leadenhall Street which were destroyed by fire in 1765. The proprietors' names and the nature of their businesses are given in the lower margin.

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