Figures & data
Fig. 1. George Shaw, the interior of St Anne’s facing the altar, Carlecotes, Penistone, 1856–57
© Peter N. Lindfield
Fig. 2. Chimney Pieces at the Pryor’s Bank, Fulham, Plate IV from The Gentleman’s Magazine, January 1842
Public Domain
Fig. 3. George Shaw, title page of Antiquarian Scraps, c. 1833. M175/2/3
Courtesy of Oldham Local Studies and Archives
Fig. 4. George Shaw, heraldic panelling on the Trinity Chapel screen, St Chad’s, Rochdale, 1843
© Peter N. Lindfield
Fig. 5. View of the Hall at St Chad’s, Uppermill, as seen in 1920. From Allen Mellor & Co., ‘St. Chad’s,’ Uppermill, Saddleworth, Yorks (Oldham 1920)
Public Domain
Fig. 6. George Shaw, Interior of Tabley Old Hall. M175/2/3, 49
Courtesy of Oldham Local Studies and Archives
Fig. 7. George Shaw, an Elizabethan bed. M175/2/3, 139
Courtesy of Oldham Local Studies and Archives
Fig. 8. George Shaw, the Radcliffe bed seen at St Chad’s, Uppermill, in 1920. From Allen Mellor & Co., ‘St. Chad’s,’ Uppermill, Saddleworth, Yorks (Oldham 1920)
Public Domain
Fig. 9. The Thomas Stanley bed as seen in 1913. From Messrs C. W. Provis and Sons, The Manor House, Rochdale (Immediately Opposite the Town Hall) (Manchester 1913), opp. 17
Courtesy of Touchstones, Rochdale
Fig. 10. George Shaw, drawing of the Molyneux bed at Lovley Hall. M175/2/5, 11
Courtesy of Oldham Local Studies and Archives
Fig. 11. The ‘Henry VII and Elizabeth of York Marriage Bed’
Courtesy of The Langley Collection, Hexham
Fig. 12. George Shaw, The duke of Northumberland ‘Paradise Bed’, 1847
Courtesy of Christie’s
Fig. 13. Views of the interior of Rolleston Hall, Staffordshire, showing the N.M. 1596 settle on the house’s principal staircase landing, 1892
Source: Historic England Archive
Fig. 14. Comparison of the cockatrices on the N.M. 1596 settle at Rolleston Hall, 1892, and George Shaw’s cockatrices on the staircase at St Chad’s, Uppermill
Source: Historic England Archive and © Peter N. Lindfield
Fig. 15. George Shaw, detail of the central panel of the duke of Northumberland’s ‘Paradise Bed’ headboard, 1847, and the central panel of the ‘Henry VII and Elizabeth of York Marriage Bed’
Courtesy of Christie’s and The Langley Collection, Hexham
Fig. 16. View of the entrance hall of Rolleston Hall, Staffordshire, showing the hall cupboard, 1892
Source: Historic England Archive
Fig. 17. George Shaw, duke of Northumberland’s hall cupboard, 1847
© Peter N. Lindfield
Fig. 18. View of the interior of Rolleston Hall, Staffordshire, showing the Oak Bedroom, 1892
Source: Historic England Archive
Fig. 19. George Shaw, bed in Bedroom over Hall at St Chad’s, Uppermill, in 1920. From Allen Mellor & Co., ‘St. Chad’s,’ Uppermill, Saddleworth, Yorks (Oldham 1920)
Public Domain
Fig. 20. George Shaw, the Richard Shuttleworth bed at Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire, c. 1840s
© Peter N. Lindfield
Fig. 21. 1682 bedstead from Shaw and Meyrick, Specimens of Ancient Furniture (London 1836), pl. XXXIX
Public Domain
Fig. 22. View of the interior of Rolleston Hall, Staffordshire, showing the Oak Bedroom, 1892
Source: Historic England Archive
