The Palace of Eltham
“That, passing by some monument that stoops
With age, whose ruins plead for a repair,
Pity the fall of such a goodly pile!”
—Shirley.
| ARTISTS. | ENGRAVERS. | PAGE. | |
| Steel Plate.—Interior of the Royal Hall of Eltham, with the Banquet given to King John of France, by Edward the Third | Sargent. | Godfrey. | |
| Interior of Eltham Hall in its present state | Prior. | M. Jackson. | 111 |
| North Entrance to the Hall, ditto | Sargent. | Nicholles. | 114 |
| John of Eltham—his Tomb in Westminster Abbey | Herman. | Wakefield. | 116 |
| The Exterior of Eltham, from the South-west, in its present state | Herman. | Wall. | 118 |
| Ancient Gateway in Ruins. Emblematic | Herman. | Wall. | 122 |
| Ancient Bridge across the Moat, the Approach to Eltham Hall | Herman. | Wall. | 123 |
| Eltham Hall, from the North-east—showing the Entrance, Double Windows, &c. | Sargent. | Wall. | 125 |
| Screen in Eltham Hall—with the Entrance-door in the Centre, and Orchestra above | Sargent. | O. Smith. | 126 |
| Great Bay-window in the Hall, at the North-east end of the Dais | Sargent. | Wakefield. | 127 |
| Meeting of Anne of Cleves and Henry VIII. on Blackheath. Eltham Hall on the right, and Shooter’s Hill in the background Herman. | Walmesley. | 130 |