Designs of ornamental gates, lodges, palisading, and iron work of the royal parks : with some other designs equal in utility and taste : intended for those designing, and making parks, terraces, pleasure walks, recreative grounds, &c., &c.
A London architectural pattern book of 1841 by John Weale, issued for designers and builders laying out parks, terraces and pleasure grounds, and showing gates, lodges and ironwork for royal parks. The first picture is a plain elevation of a lodge with a balustraded parapet, three sash windows and fluted columns, drawn in fine outline with dimensions along the base. The second shows a sectional view of a ridged lodge beside two square plans, a useful reference for compact gatehouse layouts with simple, legible proportions.
