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I think the date of the Bristol House from which the fittings came is early Jacobean, not Tudor. I only have the 1967 edition of Pevsner. That edition refers to an early 17th Century house, and states 1623-8 for the fittings. OK, the house could have been built 1600-1603 and been both early 17th Century and Elizabethan, but unless the 2018 edition of Pevsner says something different from the 1967 one, I suggest we just refer to the house as early 17th Century. Kognos (talk) 14:01, 21 May 2020 (UTC)[reply]
