Buildings (designed or Worked On)
- Aston Hall, 1735, attributed
- Buntingsdale Hall, c.1721, attributed to John Prince and Smith
- Calke Abbey, 1727 with James Gibbs
- Chicheley Hall with William Kent, 1719-1723
- Chillington Hall
- Cottesbrooke Hall, attributed
- Davenport House, 1726
- Derby Cathedral, with James Gibbs, 1723-1725
- Dudmaston Hall, 1695-1701
- Fawsley Hall
- Hereford Cathedral
- Heythrop Hall, 1707-1713
- Kelmarsh Hall with James Gibbs, 1732
- Kirtlington House
- Lamport Hall c.1732
- Locko Park, 1725-1730
- Mawley Hall, 1730
- Melbourne Hall
- Ombersley Court
- Preston-on-the-Weald Moors Hospital, 1720–1726, attributed
- Shardeloes
- St Mary’s Priory Church, Monmouth, 1732
- St Modwen's New Church, Burton-upon-Trent
- Stanford Hall
- Stanwick Hall
- Stoneleigh Abbey, 1714-1728
- Sutton Scarsdale House, Derbyshire
- Warwick Court House
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