Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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No. 25 Kensington Gore, 1873–5. S. W. Daukes architect (p. 304)
a. Cromwell Gardens, 1865–7, in 1937.
A. Williams, architect, for J. Spicer, builder: Spicer's residence on left of b (pp. 293, 294). Demolished
b. Cromwell Gardens, 1865–7, in 1937.
A. Williams, architect, for J. Spicer, builder: Spicer's residence on left of b (pp. 293, 294). Demolished
c (above left). Exterior (left) and east side of Queen's Gate in early 20th century
d (above). Dining-room in 1972.
Woodwork by Messrs. Gillow c. 1878