Messrs Saville and Martin were British architects who designed public houses in Victorian times. [1] Their commissions included the 1890 Macclesfield (now known as De Hems) and The Tottenham. [2] Their clients included the brothers Richard and William Baker who built up a large chain of fifty pubs in London. [3]
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^ Architectural Association Quarterly, Architectural Association (Great Britain): 56, 1976
{{ citation}}: Missing or empty|title=( help) - ^ Mark Girouard (1975), Victorian pubs, pp. 82–104, ISBN 978-0-289-70703-6
- ^ Alastair Service (1979), London 1900, Rizzoli, p. 137, ISBN 9780847802142
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Messrs Saville and Martin were British architects who designed public houses in Victorian times. [1] Their commissions included the 1890 Macclesfield (now known as De Hems) and The Tottenham. [2] Their clients included the brothers Richard and William Baker who built up a large chain of fifty pubs in London. [3]
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^ Architectural Association Quarterly, Architectural Association (Great Britain): 56, 1976
{{ citation}}: Missing or empty|title=( help) - ^ Mark Girouard (1975), Victorian pubs, pp. 82–104, ISBN 978-0-289-70703-6
- ^ Alastair Service (1979), London 1900, Rizzoli, p. 137, ISBN 9780847802142
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