Description

TQ 2980 NW CITY OF WESTMINSTER WARWICK STREET W1
70/111
No 20
- II
Commercial premises. 1906-07 by J. W. Randall Vining. Ashlar
faced gabled front, slate roof. Well detailed Arts and Crafts
Free Style. 4 storeys and gabled attic. Single bay above shop
front which has moulded frame with shop window and door set back,
under projecting stone modillion cornice. 3 main upper floors
have a through storey shallow bow of 4 lights to each floor with
plain dividers, metal casements; the bow recessed between splay-
sided quoin piers at the head of which are large scrolled console-
brackets supporting a flat soffited stone balcony to the attic with the
parapet swept between the dies. The gable has a 3 light window, the
centre light semicircular arched and stone hooded, dressed over
all with a cornice label; saddlestone and kneeler dies to gable.
The quoin piers have finely wrought iron rainwater heads and
ornamental work to down pipes.
Survey of London; vol XXXI

Listing NGR: TQ2928080835

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26319138

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