Description

TQ 2880 NE CITY OF WESTMINSTER NEW BOND STREET W1
69/115 (west side)

27.6.75 Nos 135 to 137
consecutive
GV
II

Commercial premses 1876-77 by W I Sams. Stone faced early C20 ground floor and
stuccoed upper floors, slate roof. Five storeys, 3 bays wide. Early C20 shop windows
to ground floor in stone pilaster and entablature frame with central doorway flanked by
fluted Ionic columns supporting a broken segmental pediment. Upper, floors have banded
rustication and a strong vertical emphasis achieved by the use of Ionic pilasters and
columns to divide the windows each into 3 sashed lights. Blind balcony at second floor
level; enriched plat band to third floor; boldly decorated frieze carrying segmental
pediments beneath the balustrade and the fancifully ornamental dormers of the attic
storey. The hall at the rear of the premises is not of special interest.

Listing NGR: TQ2883780836

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27083375

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