Survey of London: Volume 45, Knightsbridge. Originally published by London County Council, London, 2000.
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In this section
No. 49 Princes Civil: The Pincock Room (pp. 199–202)
a (above left). Looking south in 1892
No. 49 Princes Gate, the Peacock Room
(above left). Looking south in 1892
b (above). After remodelling in 1905 (p. 203)
No. 49 Princes Gate, the Peacock Room
(above). After remodelling in 1905 (p. 203)
c (left). In 1992 (p. 204)
No. 49 Princes Gate, the Peacock Room
(left). In 1992 (p. 204)