Rode Hall, Scholar Green, Cheshire, ST7 3QP

Drawing Room

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A portrait of Letitia Rudd is especially poignant as Letitia died, aged only twenty-seven, shortly after delivering her fourth child.

The drawing room offers excellent views over Rode’s extensive gardens. Inside is a fine collection of family portraits and Gillows was once again responsible for much of the furniture.  A highlight of the drawing room is the cabinet display of eighteenth-century English porcelain teapots.  This collection of rare and early designs has been amassed by the present owner.

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