Rode Hall, Scholar Green, Cheshire, ST7 3QP

Staircase Hall

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The large panels of the family's coat of arms were embroided by Katharine Baker Wilbraham, the present owner's great-grandmother.

Interestingly the staircase hall is the only interior that survives from the 1752 house.  Its impressive staircase boasts two fluted and scrolled balusters to each tread and a handrail made of mahogany set in oak.  The ornate rococo plasterwork to the ceilings is probably that of the Shrewsbury architect Thomas Pritchard (1723-1777).  There are fine pictures and porcelain collections on display here.

Staircase Hall

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