Re: The Orangery -
The following link seems to affirm that it was a part of the original 'old', 'Carshalton House', named 'Mascalls' as follows:
https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1065628?section=official-list-entry
"It is not at present known what happened to the old house, Mascalls. A possibly new house, with a front of late C18...
Further to previous post, see attached painting by John Hassell dated 1817, titled ‘Carshalton Park Surrey - Seat of Taylor Esq’. Although we can’t see the side of the house in the Hassell painting, the front is identical in both paintings as opposed to the Coleman house where all...
Thank you for another fascinating article linked to the other that begs questions about whether or not there were two houses built upon this site and when? As for clues, and far as I’m aware, there are only two paintings of ‘Carshalton Park House’ that if they are accurate,...
Photo credit: https://friendsofhoneywood.co.uk/painted-wandle.html
Re: The Orangery - The following link seems to affirm that it was a part of the original 'old', 'Carshalton House', named 'Mascalls' as follows: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1065628?section=official-list-entry "It is not at present known what happened to the old house, Mascalls. A possibly new house, with a front of late C18...
Further to previous post, see attached painting by John Hassell dated 1817, titled ‘Carshalton Park Surrey - Seat of Taylor Esq’. Although we can’t see the side of the house in the Hassell painting, the front is identical in both paintings as opposed to the Coleman house where all...
Thank you for another fascinating article linked to the other that begs questions about whether or not there were two houses built upon this site and when? As for clues, and far as I’m aware, there are only two paintings of ‘Carshalton Park House’ that if they are accurate,...
What a wonderful deduction; it makes perfect sense, congratulations!