Taking Tea at the White Conduit House 1787 IN9330 From Reid's 'Views of Westminster

From Reid's 'Views of Westminster and London'

etc through which two carriages fight their way while a pickpocket works on a victim in the foreground

The gap through Leinster Gardens was closed later by dummy house facades which matched the rest of terrace

Sailing barge at Greenmoor Wharf

Work on the new Waterloo Bridge started just before the outbreak of the Second World War

Taking Tea at the White Conduit House 1787 IN9330 From Reid's 'Views of WestminsterTaking tea at the White Conduit House. In the foreground an army officer, in red coat, flirts with an attractive woman. In front of them there is a tray with a coffee pot and cups. In the room there are other elegant and caricatured groups of people and in the mid ground a man plays the piano. A dog can be seen in the foreground staring on hungrily.