Description

FREDERICK STREET 1. 5104 Hockley B1 Nos 12 and 13 SP 0687 SW 28/7 II GV 2. C1870-80 purpose built jewellry quarter workshop. Three storeys red brick with blue brick dressings to the window arches used consistently on upper floors. Six bay front. Plinth with a blue brick boundary between window sills on each floor. Boxed flat eaves to low pitched slate roof. Two 3 light display windows flanking ground floor with shallow, shaped end, fascias, sensitively lettered. The left hand facia carried over 4 panel door with plain fanlight. Segmental waggon arch slightly off centre abutting round headed doorway. These and the round arched upper floor windows all have blue brick trim and alternating pairs of blue voussoir bricks, this 2 tone use of brick being the dominant coloursitic theme of the elevation contrasting with the stucco block sills.

Listing NGR: SP0611887458

External Links

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