St Johns College - King & Queen £350

Building commissioned by Archbishop Laud

When: 1636

Where: St John’s College, Oxford

This detailed scale Timothy Richards bookend set is an iconic reference to one of Britain’s most prestigious colleges, Oxford University. This model would make a stunning centrepiece in any living room, office or study as a memento of a student or alumni’s experience at this celebrated British establishment.

The Canterbury Quadrangle at St Johns College Oxford was the first example of Italian Renaissance architecture in Oxford. The three connected Libraries are situated here including the Old Library, The Laudian Library and The Paddy Room. The model features the entrance to the Great Lawn and Groves.

St Johns College is a constituent of Oxford University. Sir Thomas White founded the college in 1555 to provide a source of educated Roman Catholics to aid Queen Mary’s reformation. It is the wealthiest college in Oxford.

Weight (each bookend): 3kg

Dimensions (each bookend): 10″h x 6″w x 2″d

This model is hand made to order and may take 3 weeks to produce. If you require this model urgently please contact the workshop directly.