Survey of London: Volume 45, Knightsbridge. Originally published by London County Council, London, 2000.
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Moncorvo House and No. 70 Ennismore Gardens.
Both demolished
a. Moncorvo House, perspective view.
Moncorvo House.
Moncorvo House, perspective view.
J. Macvicar Anderson, architect, 1878–80 (pp. 177–9)
b. Moncorvo House in 1888.
Moncorvo House in 1888
Moncorvo House in 1888. On the left the 'ornamental' flank wall of No. 67 Ennismore Gardens (p. 180)
On the left the 'ornamental' flank wall of No. 67 Ennismore Gardens (p. 180)
c. No. 70 Ennismore Gardens, Basil Champneys, architect, 1884–5 (p. 181)
No. 70 Ennismore Gardens.
No. 70 Ennismore Gardens, Basil Champneys, architect, 1884–5 (p. 181)