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National Trust, Sutton House
Sutton House, at 2 and 4 Homerton High Street, is the oldest domestic building in the East End of London. It only acquired its name in 1953, in the belief that it had been the house that Sir Thomas Sutton, the philanthropist and founder of Charterhouse School, moved to from Stoke Newington.
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Lady Sadleir c.1687 Mary Beale (1633–1699)Lady Sadleir c.1687 National Trust, Sutton House
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Called 'Sir Ralph Sadleir (1507–1587), of Hackney, Standon and Buntingford' c.1615/1625 British (English) SchoolCalled 'Sir Ralph Sadleir (1507–1587), of Hackney, Standon and Buntingford' c.1615/1625 National Trust, Sutton House
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The Linenfold Room, Sutton House, London 1991/1992 Susan Pye (b.1942)The Linenfold Room, Sutton House, London 1991/1992 National Trust, Sutton House
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Sir Edwyn Sadleir (1656–1719), 2nd Bt of Temple Dinsey c.1687 Mary Beale (1633–1699)Sir Edwyn Sadleir (1656–1719), 2nd Bt of Temple Dinsey c.1687 National Trust, Sutton House
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Portrait of an Unknown Lady in a White Dress and Cap and a Blue Mantle c.1745/1756 British (English) SchoolPortrait of an Unknown Lady in a White Dress and Cap and a Blue Mantle c.1745/1756 National Trust, Sutton House
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Sutton House, London, from the North East Susan Graggs (attributed to)Sutton House, London, from the North East National Trust, Sutton House
