NHER 13371 (Monument record) - Site of medieval or post medieval house, Laughing Image Corner

Laughing Image Corner took its name from two statues in niches, on a building demolished 1912. Whole area now flattened.
Information from (S1).

18th century print in collection sold in 1995 (and believed to be from Reverend Neville Rolfe's copy of Blomefield (S2), reproduced in (S3) in file) shows a flat fronted house with a large mullioned and transomed window on the ground floor, and a sash window on the upper floor, with a figure in a niche to each side of it. The figures look like a man and a woman, but are indistinctly drawn. A similar house is attached and may have been part of the same building; to each side of these are houses of slightly later appearance, but the date of all would, on this evidence appear to be late 17th century. The figures cannot be dated from this print.
E. Rose (NLA), 26 June 1995.