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T. Goode & Co (1875-76, rebuilt in 1890-91). Listed Building. Harold Ainsworth Peto (1854-1933) and Sir Ernest George (1839-1922). Location: 17A and 17-22 South Audley Street (including 35-35A South Street). According to volume 40 of The Survey of London, on South Street the building “has 1 storey wing stuccoed with blind arcade framing panels of Aesthetic-Japanese style ceramic tiles appropriate and original, as are the vases on the façade. The 3 storey 3 window wide stucco elevation beyond is a mid to late C.18 house incorporated at the time into Goode's premises.” (Quoted on the British Listed Buildings site).
Four circular bird panels on the South Street façade
Four vertical panels on the South Street façade incorporating motifs from
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Bibliography
Bradley, Simon, and Nikolaus Pevsner. London 6: Westminster. London: Penguin Books, 2003.
“No 17A and Nos 17 to 22 (consec) (Messrs Goode). (Including Nos 35-35A South Street) ,” British Listed Buildings. Web. 20 September 2011. [English Heritage Building ID: 201908; NGR: TQ2841080480]
Last modified 30 September 2012