Gate for New Place, Haslemere, Surrey, executed by W B Reynolds of 7b Old Town, Clapham, London

NOTES: New Place house and garden (originally called Hurtmore) were designed by Voysey in 1897 for the publisher A. M. M. Stedman, who later changed his name to Algernon Methuen. Additions in 1899 included a lodge, a gardener's cottage, stables and a summer-house, while in 1901 Voysey designed new gates and laid out an additional formal garden. A year later the rose-garden was redesigned by Gertrude Jekyll.