Description

LINCOLN

SK979375SE CANWICK ROAD
1941-1/2/464 (West side)
24/08/99 No.85

II

Office and showroom. 1899. Designed by William Mortimer of
Lincoln for J Daniels of Fambrini & Daniels, Architectural
Modellers.
MATERIALS: Red brick with elaborate terracotta and stone
decoration and Welsh slate roffs.
EXTERIOR: 2 Storey. Moulded plinth. Street front has 2 windows
in 2 windows in 2 storey projecting square bay window. Ground
floor plain sashes have short upper columns with ornate
capitals supporting serpentine lintel with moulded bands
behind. Above 2 moulded bands across whole facade with between
rectangular panels central one with foliage pattern and outer
ones with sunflowers. Above 2 segment headed sashes with
elaborate keystones and moulded hoods with stops, windows
flanked by pilaster strips. Eaves cornice has decorative
corbels and banding, with above in parapet a projecting panel
decorated with pendant flag and wreath. Rainwater heads in
form of monstrous heads. Side entrance facade has similar
elaborate architectural detail. Topped with panel bearing
Licoln City coat of arms surmounted by segmental pediment
bearing date 1889.

Listing NGR: SK9792070448

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26668008

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