Second of two pencil sketches on note-paper headed 16, Great Marlborough Street, London; W.'. Devey had left his position as a pupil with architect Thomas Little in 1846 and set up in practice on his own at 16 Great Marlborough Street, London.

Ink sketch detail in No. 60 Carey St, London, possibly of a fireplace. Annotated with various measurements, 'No. 60 Carey st. London.' and 'All viewed marble'.

Ink and pencil sketch of an interior detail of an unnamed house.

Pencil sketch of detail for Brickwall House, Sussex. Annotated with 'Northiam' and various measurements.

Photograph of cottages near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, placed together with 281/2/30b to form a panoramic view.

Photograph of cottages near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, placed together with 281/2/30a to form a panoramic view.

Pencil sketch of intertwined initials 'BWC' detail at Coombe Warren. The initials stand for the name of the owner, Devey was commissioned by Bertram Wodehouse Currie (1827 - 1896) to design additions to Coombe Warren, and then to rebuild it after a fire in 1870.

Pencil sketch detail of arch in St Mary's Church, Ely. Annotated with title ' St. Mary. Ely.' and various measurements.

Pencil sketch detail of arches in St Mary's Church, Ely. Annotated with various measurements.

Photograph of Hall Place, Kent. Devey was commissioned by Samuel Morley MP to build Hall Place in the 1870s, as well as carrying out a number of other projects on the estate. Annotated 'Hall Place, Kent. G. Devey.'

Unnamed pencil sketch detail of an ecclesiastical interior. Annotated with various measurements.

Unnamed pencil sketch detail, possibly ecclesiastical, annotated with various measurements.

Pencil sketches of a gateway at Killarney House. Top sketch shows the gateway with a house either side of it, and the lower sketch shows an aerial view. Annotated 'Killarney'. Devey was commissioned to build the house and various estate buildings in the 1870s by the 4th Earl of Kenmare.

Pencil sketch of a building, page titled 'Portsmouth'.

Pencil sketches of clock towers, with shading. Signed 'GD'.

Pencil sketch of a woodland enclosed by a low garden wall.

Pencil sketch of floor plan at Ingleby Manor, Yorkshire. In 1850, Lady Mary Foulis, only child and heiress of the last Foulis baronet of Ingleby Manor, married the 2nd Lord de Lisle and Dudley of Penshurst in Kent. One of Devey's early notable commissions had been rebuilding Penshurst Place for the Lord, beginning in 1851. Annotated with 'Ingleby Manor. Yorks.', 'carved pond', 'open carving' and various measurements.

Photograph of a house at Fonthill within a wooden fence. Part of a thatched-roof cottage can be seen to the right. Devey completed work on the Fonthill estate for Alfred Morrison in the 1860s and 1870s. Annotated 'Fonthill. G. Devey'.

Annotated [by James Williams] 'Coombe Warren. first house (burnt down) G. Devey'. The figure of 'G. Devey' has been identified in the photograph; some colour has been added to a few areas of the facade. Devey was commissioned by Bertram Wodehouse Currie to design additions to Coombe Warren [in 1865]. Part of the house shown in the photograph burnt down in 1870 and Devey designed a grander house in its place.

Photograph of Coombe Warren under construction. Annotated 'Coombe Warren. G. Devey'. Devey was commissioned by Bertram Wodehouse Currie ito design additions to Coombe Warren [in 1865]. Part of the house shown in the photograph burnt down in 1870 and Devey designed a grander house in its place.