Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: chancery

rear of the chancery on the right, dating from c.1320 , 1490 etc., and of the precentory on the left, c14

the front of the building dates from c.1490

built to designs by robert taylor in 1774-80 as part of the stone buildings, this eastern block was for the use of the court of chancery.

the gatehouse was built in 1518, but has been remodelled several times since, leaving both modern and c17 reminders.

built to designs by robert taylor in 1774-80 as part of the stone buildings, this eastern block was for the use of the court of chancery. it is now used by the inns of court and city and essex yeomanry.

I'm unsure why the old brickwork above the arcade between the pedestrian entrance and the main carriageway is stepped as it is. perhaps there was a plan to vault originally, and the gaps were for the tas-de-charge. the gatehouse was built in 1518, but has been remodelled several times since.

the gatehouse was built in 1518, but has been remodelled several times since . the arms over the main entry are those of henryVIII, sir thomas lovell and the earl of lincoln

the gatehouse was built in 1518, but has been remodelled several times since. the arms over the main entry are those of henryVIII, sir thomas lovell and the earl of lincoln . the oak doors are those of 1564.

jacobean vaulting underneath the chapel of 1619-23

gravestone of john coxe, who died in 1785, with canting arms on the ledger stone. this is one of many to members of the legal profession underneath the chapel of the inn of court.

jacobean vaulting underneath the chapel of 1619-23