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Farringdon Within

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Main article: Farringdon Within
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes

More images 		Relief of Guy of Warwick 7 Newgate Street, at Warwick Lane1688?Fitzroy Robinson (7 Newgate Street, 2000)Relief—[1][2]

More images 		Statue of Rowland Hill King Edward Street
51°30′59″N 0°05′55″W / 51.5163°N 0.0986°W / 51.5163; -0.0986 (Statue of Rowland Hill)		1882Edward Onslow Ford—StatueGrade II[3]

More images 		Frieze Cutlers' Hall, Warwick Lane1887Benjamin Creswick or George TinworthT. Tayler SmithRelief sculptureGrade II[4]
Tympanum and grotesque reliefs on metopes The Black Friar pub, corner of Queen Victoria Street and New Bridge Street1904–1905Nathaniel HitchHerbert Fuller-ClarkArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[5]
Fretted sign plaques with friars The Black Friar pub, corner of Queen Victoria Street and New Bridge Street1904–1905(?)?Herbert Fuller-ClarkArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[5]
Allegorical reliefs of infants Meridian House, 34–35 Farringdon Street (formerly the offices of Babcock & Wilcox)1921–1922George AlexanderVictor WilkinsArchitectural relief sculptures—[6]
Frieze with chess piece motifs St Paul's House, Warwick Lane1963Alan CollinsVictor HealRelief sculpture—[7]
The Black Friar The Black Friar pub, corner of Queen Victoria Street and New Bridge Street1983(?)?Herbert Fuller-ClarkStatueGrade II*[5]
Stained glass canopies Façade of 100 New Bridge Street1991–1992Brian ClarkeRenton Howard Wood LevinStained glass—Two-part composition along the principal elevation.
Ceramic murals Waithman Street façade of 100 New Bridge Street1992Rupert SpiraRenton Howard Wood LevinCeramic murals—[8][9]
Newgate Street Clock Newgate Street
51°30′56″N 0°05′56″W / 51.51552°N 0.09898°W / 51.51552; -0.09898 (Newgate Street Clock)		2007Smith of Derby—"Wandering hour" clock—[10]
Christ's Hospital Memorial Garden of Christ Church Greyfriars2017Andrew Brown—Sculpture—[11]

Old Bailey

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Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Rail Travel and Sea Travel Britannia House, 16–17 Old Bailey?Arthur UsherArchitectural sculpturesGrade II[12]

More images 		Justice Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey, on lantern atop the dome1905–1906Frederick William PomeroyEdward William MountfordStatueGrade II*[13]
Fortitude, Truth and the Recording Angel Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey, over the main door1905–1906Frederick William PomeroyEdward William MountfordArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[14]
Allegorical Figure Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey, north pediment1906Frederick William PomeroyEdward William MountfordArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[15]
Allegorical Figure Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey, south pediment1906Frederick William PomeroyEdward William MountfordArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[16]
Frieze Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey, recessed centre bay of the main façade1906Alfred TurnerEdward William MountfordArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[17]
Man with Pipe In front of 20 Old Bailey (Fleet Place development)1992Bruce MacLean—Sculpture—[18]
Echo Rear of 6 Old Bailey (Fleet Place development)1993Stephen Cox—Sculpture—[19]
Zuni-Zennor 10 Fleet Place1993Eilis O'Connor?Architectural sculpture—[20]

St Bartholomew-the-Great

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Main article: St Bartholomew-the-Great
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Statue of Rahere West Porch of St Bartholomew-the-Great, overlooking the church path1893William Silver FrithAston WebbStatue in nicheGrade I[21]
Statue of Saint Bartholomew North Porch of St Bartholomew-the-Great, overlooking Cloth Fair1893William Silver FrithAston WebbStatue in nicheGrade I[22]
Statue of Saint Bartholomew Gatehouse of St Bartholomew-the-Great, overlooking West Smithfield1917William Silver FrithAston WebbStatue in nicheGrade II*[23]
War memorial Gatehouse of St Bartholomew-the-Great, facing West Smithfield1917William Silver FrithAston WebbCrucifixGrade II*[23]

Farringdon Without

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Main article: Farringdon Without

Chancery Lane

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Main article: Chancery Lane
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Decorative sculpture on central block Maughan Library1852–1853John ThomasJames PennethorneArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[24]
Statues of Queen Victoria, Elizabeth I, the Empress Matilda and Queen Anne Maughan Library1866–1867Joseph DurhamJames PennethorneStatuesGrade II*[25]
America, Australasia, Europe, Africa, India and Canada Maughan Library1886Attributed to Walter Crane—Stucco panels—[26]
Statues of Henry III and Edward III Maughan Library1891–1896Farmer & BrindleyJohn TaylorStatues in nichesGrade II*[27]
Reach Up Maughan Library2004Dorothy Brook—Sculpture—
Statue of Confucius Maughan Library2010?—Statue—[28]
Travertine Frieze 40 Chancery Lane2015Susanna HeronBennetts AssociatesRelief—[29]

Fetter Lane

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Main article: Fetter Lane
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes

More images 		Architectural sculpture 80 Fetter Lane1902John Daymond & SonTreadwell & MartinRelief sculpturesGrade II[30]

More images 		Statue of John Wilkes Fetter Lane1988James Butler—Statue—[31]

Holborn

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Main article: Holborn
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Doom St Andrew, Holbornlate 17th century?Relief sculptureGrade I[32]
Charity Boy St Andrew, Holbornafter 1721?StatueGrade I[33]
Charity Girl St Andrew, Holbornafter 1721?StatueGrade I[33]
Dragon boundary mark on south side of road High Holborn
51°31′05″N 0°06′41″W / 51.518079°N 0.11127°W / 51.518079; -0.11127 (Dragon boundary marker, High Holborn)		mid-19th century (obelisk support)??Statue on obeliskGrade II[34]

More images 		Drinking fountain Churchyard of St Sepulchre-without-Newgate1859Wills BrothersDrinking fountainGrade II[35]
Fine Art Holborn Viaduct1868–1869Farmer & BrindleyWilliam HaywoodStatueGrade II[36]
Science Holborn Viaduct1868–1869Farmer & BrindleyWilliam HaywoodStatueGrade II[36]
Agriculture Holborn Viaduct1868–1869Farmer & BrindleyWilliam HaywoodStatueGrade II[36]
Commerce Holborn Viaduct1868–1869Farmer & BrindleyWilliam HaywoodStatueGrade II[36]
Winged lions Holborn Viaduct1868–1870Farmer & BrindleyWilliam HaywoodStatuesGrade II[36]
Coat of arms of the City of London Holborn Viaduct1869Farmer & BrindleyWilliam HaywoodReliefGrade II[37]
Statue of Thomas Gresham Holborn Viaduct step-building1869Henry BursillWilliam HaywoodStatue in niche[37]
Statue of Henry Fitz-Ailwin de Londonestone Holborn Viaduct step-building1869Henry BursillWilliam HaywoodStatue in niche[38]
Seated dragons with spears Holborn Viaduct step-buildings1869Farmer & BrindleyWilliam HaywoodArchitectural sculpture[37]
Keystone heads Holborn Viaduct step-buildings1869probably Farmer & BrindleyWilliam HaywoodArchitectural sculpture[37]
Atlantes Holborn Viaduct step-buildings1869, 2000 and ?2014Henry Bursill, Carving Workshop and ?William Haywood and ?Atlantes[37]

More images 		Statue of Albert, Prince Consort Holborn Circus1869–1874Charles BaconPhilip Charles Hardwick and William HaywoodEquestrian statue with other sculptureGrade II[39]
Saint Andrew St Andrew Court House, St Andrew Street1870Samuel Sanders TeulonStatue in nicheGrade II[40]
Faith Enthroned Between Hope and Charity City Temple, Holborn Viaduct1873–1874?Lockwood & MasonPediment sculptureGrade II[41]

More images 		Royal Fusiliers War Memorial High Holborn1920–1922Albert ToftCheadle and HardingStatueGrade II[42]
Reliefs of Africans and Europeans Former Diamond Trading Company and Anglo-American Corporation of South Africa building, Holborn Viaduct1956–1957Esmond BurtonT. P. BennettRelief sculptures—[43]
Statue of William Walworth Holborn Viaduct step-building2000Carving Workshop, after Henry BursillStatue in niche—[38]
Statue of Sir Hugh Myddelton, 1st Baronet Holborn Viaduct step-building?2014after Henry BursillStatue in niche—

Smithfield

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Main article: Smithfield, London
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes

More images 		Golden Boy of Pye Corner 1 Cock Lanelate 17th century?Statue in nicheGrade II[44]

More images 		Statue of Henry VIII St Bartholomew's Hospital1702–1703Francis BirdStatue in nicheGrade I[45]
Lameness and Disease St Bartholomew's Hospital1702–1703possibly Edward Strong, Jr.Statue in nicheGrade I[45]

More images 		Fountain St Bartholomew's Hospital
51°31′03″N 0°06′00″W / 51.51746°N 0.100114°W / 51.51746; -0.100114 (Fountain at St Bartholomew's Hospital)		1859Attributed to John ThomasPhilip Charles HardwickFountain with sculptureGrade II[46]
Dublin and Liverpool; London and Edinburgh Smithfield Market1868Charles KelseyHorace JonesArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[47]
Memorial to John Rogers, John Bradford, John Philpot
and other Marian Martyrs 		St Bartholomew's Hospital1870?Habershon and PiteMemorial tabletGrade II[48]

More images 		Peace drinking fountain West Smithfield Gardens1871–1873John Birnie Philip and Farmer & BrindleyFrancis ButlerDrinking fountain with sculptureGrade II[49]
Smithfield Market War Memorial Grand Avenue, Smithfield Market
51°31′05″N 0°06′06″W / 51.5180°N 0.1018°W / 51.5180; -0.1018 (Smithfield Market War Memorial)		1921G. Hawkings and SonWar memorialUnveiled 22 July 1921.[50]

More images 		Charles Lamb Centenary Memorial Giltspur Street1935William Reynolds-StephensBust in niche with architectural frameworkGrade I[51]

More images 		Memorial to William Wallace St Bartholomew's Hospital1956?Memorial tabletGrade II[52]

More images 		Memorial to the Peasants' Revolt St Bartholomew's Hospital2015Emily HoffnungIncised slate tablets—Unveiled 15 July 2015 by Ken Loach. Wat Tyler was killed near this spot.[53][54]

Temple and western end of Fleet Street

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Main articles: Temple, London and Fleet Street
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Statues of King Lud, Androgeus and Theomantius/Tenvantius St Dunstan-in-the-West, Fleet Streetprobably 1586?StatuesGrade I[55]

More images 		Statue of Elizabeth I St Dunstan-in-the-West, Fleet Street1670–1699?probably John Shaw Jr.Statue in nicheGrade I[55]
Clock figures St Dunstan-in-the-West, Fleet Street1671 (modified in 1738)Thomas HarrysWooden figuresGrade I[56]

More images 		Temple Fountain Fountain Court, Middle Temple1681?—FountainGrade IIThought to be the oldest permanent fountain in London. The characters Ruth Pinch and John Westlock met here in Dickens's Martin Chuzzlewit (1842–1844).[57]
Lamb and Flag keystone Middle Temple Gateway, Fleet Street1683–1684?Roger NorthRelief on keystoneGrade I[58]
Black man supporting a sundial Inner Temple Garden, near Paper BuildingsEarly 18th century?Attributed to John Nost—Statue with sundial—Said to have been bought by the Earl of Clare in 1705 and given to Clement's Inn in recompense after the Earl's Indian servant had killed two of the Inn's students. Moved to this site in about 1905.[59]
Monument to John Hiccocks Master in Chancery Inner Temple Lane
51°30′49″N 0°06′36″W / 51.513503°N 0.110064°W / 51.513503; -0.110064 (Monument to John Hiccocks)		Early 18th century?—Recumbent effigyGrade II[60]
Sir James Duke Drinking Fountain In front of St Dunstan-in-the-West1859–1860—John Shaw Jr.Drinking fountainGrade II[61]
Learning and Justice Temple Gardens1878–1879William Calder MarshallEdward Middleton BarryStatues in nichesGrade II[62]
Architectural sculpture Temple Gardens1878–1879Mabey & Co.Edward Middleton BarryArchitectural sculptureGrade II[62]

More images 		City Dragon Temple Bar Marker1879–1880Charles Bell BirchHorace JonesStatueGrade II[63]

More images 		Statue of Queen Victoria Temple Bar Marker1879–1880Joseph Edgar BoehmHorace JonesStatueGrade II[63]

More images 		Statue of Edward VII as Prince of Wales Temple Bar Marker1879–1880Joseph Edgar BoehmHorace JonesStatueGrade II[63]
Statues of Christ, Solomon, Alfred the Great and Moses Royal Courts of Justice1882?George Edmund StreetArchitectural sculpturesGrade I[64]
Prudence, Justice and Liberality 49–50 Fleet Street (Norwich Union)1913A. Stanley YoungJack McMullen BrooksRelief sculpture[65]
Memorial to Charles Lamb Inner Temple Garden1928 (present sculpture a copy of 1971)Margaret Wrightson—Statue[66]

More images 		Memorial to Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Baron Northcliffe St Dunstan-in-the-West, Fleet Street1929–1930Kathleen ScottEdwin LutyensMemorial with bustGrade I[67]
Keystones Serjeant's Inn1951–1958?Devereux & DavisRelief sculptures on keystones[68]

More images 		Monument for the Millennium Temple Court1999Nicola HicksPtolemy DeanColumn with sculptural group—[69]
Justice Hare Court, Inner Temple2007Tanya Russell—Sculpture—[70]

Victoria Embankment

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For works in this area, see List of public art on the Victoria Embankment § City of London.

Langbourn

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Main article: Langbourn
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Mercers' Maiden Corbet Court1669?Relief—[71]
Electricity and Speed Façade of the former Bank tube station, King William Street1899Oliver WheatleySidney R. J. SmithReliefs—[72]
Japanese Figures Asia House, 31–33 Lime Street1912–1913John BroadFair and MyerReliefs—[73]

More images 		Doors with scenes from the history of Cornhill 32 Cornhill1939Walter Gilbert after designs by B. P. Arnold?Carved wooden doors—[74]
Street signs
George and Dragon; Crown and Thistle; Bell and Rope; Acorn; George and Vulture 		George Yard entrance of Barclays Bank, 54 Lombard Street1959–1964Charles WheelerA. T. Scott and V. Helbing (original setting)Reliefs—Representing earlier occupants of the site, the signs are survivals from the Barclays building that previously stood here, incorporated into its successor built from 1986 to 1994.[75]

More images 		Gilt of Cain Fen Court, Fenchurch Street2008Gareth Howat, Lemn Sissay and Michael Visocchi—Memorial—Commemorates the bicentenary of the Slave Trade Act 1807, which abolished the transatlantic slave trade.[76]

Lime Street

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Main article: Lime Street (ward)
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes

More images 		Navigation Leadenhall StreetEarly 20th centuryPercy George BenthamArchitectural sculpture—Originally installed at the P&O headquarters at the junction of Leadenhall Street and St Mary Axe.[77]
Allegorical group Lloyd's building, Leadenhall Street1925–1928Charles DomanEdwin CooperPedimental sculptureGrade IA globe in the centre is flanked by a reclining male figure (Shipping, accompanied by an owl for Wisdom) and a mirroring female figure (Commerce, accompanied by a lion for Courage and a beehive for Industry).[78]
Roebuck and Ram Leathersellers' Hall, 7 St Helen's Place2000Mark CorethSculptures—The heraldic beasts of the Worshipful Company of Leathersellers.[79]
The Flesher St Helen's Place2017Etienne Millner—Statue—Unveiled 16 May 2017 by the Earl of Wessex.[79]
Absent St Mary Axe2018Nicholas Dimbleby—Sculpture—Marks the centenary of the Armistice of 11 November 1918.[80]

Portsoken

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Main article: Portsoken
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Charity Boy The Aldgate School, Duke's Place1710–1711 c. 1710–1711?Arthur William Cooksey (1908 setting)Statue in nicheGrade II*[81]
Charity Girl The Aldgate School, Duke's Place1710–1711 c. 1710–1711?Arthur William Cooksey (1908 setting)Statue in nicheGrade II*[81]

More images 		Frederic David Mocatta Memorial Fountain Aldgate High Street, outside St Botolph's Aldgate1906??Drinking fountain—[82]
Ridirich Little Somerset Street1980Keith McCarter—Sculpture—[83]

More images 		Sanctuary St Botolph's Aldgate churchyard1985Naomi Blake—Sculpture—[84]

Queenhithe

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Main article: Queenhithe
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes

More images 		Tylers and Bricklayers Millennium Sundial Paul's Walk1999Piers NicholsonRoyal EngineersPolar sundial—[85]
HSBC Gates Queen Victoria Street, on the approach to the Millennium Bridge1999–2000Anthony Caro, assisted by Gavin Morris—Sculpture—[86]
Queenhithe Dock Mosaic Queenhithe2011–2014London School of Mosaic—Mosaic—Unveiled 18 November 2014. A 30m-long mosaic telling the history of the dock.[87]

Tower

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Main article: Tower (ward)
See also: List of public art in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets § Tower Hill
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Skulls Gateway (on Seething Lane) of St Olave, Hart Street
51°30′39″N 0°04′45″W / 51.5107°N 0.0793°W / 51.5107; -0.0793 (Skulls)		1658??Tympanum sculptureGrade II*[88]
Arms of Trinity House and medallions of George III and Queen Charlotte Trinity House, Trinity Square1793–1796John Bacon the ElderSamuel WyattReliefGrade I[89]
Putti with nautical instruments Trinity House (west pavilion), Trinity Square1793–1796John Bacon the ElderSamuel WyattReliefGrade I[89]
Putti with nautical instruments Trinity House (east pavilion), Trinity Square1793–1796John Bacon the ElderSamuel WyattReliefGrade I[89]
Virgin and Child, Saint Ethelburga and Lancelot Andrewes All Hallows-by-the-Tower, Byward Street elevation1892–1895Nathaniel HitchJohn Loughborough PearsonStatues in nichesGrade I[90]
Architectural sculpture Lloyd's Register of Shipping, 71 Fenchurch Street1899–1901George Frampton and John Edward TaylersenT. E. CollcuttReliefs, statuettes and corbelsGrade II*Includes, in the spandrels, the arms of Dublin, Belfast, Cardiff, Southampton, Bristol, Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Newcastle, the City of London and Middlesbrough.[91]
Mermen 60 Fenchurch Street1906Henry Charles Fehr?James Glen Sivewright GibsonAtlantes—[92]
Father Thames 10 Trinity Square1921–1922Albert Hodge and Charles DomanEdwin CooperStatue in nicheGrade II*[93]
Exportation 10 Trinity Square1921–1922Albert Hodge and Charles DomanEdwin CooperArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[93]
Produce 10 Trinity Square1921–1922Albert Hodge and Charles DomanEdwin CooperArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[93]
Commerce 10 Trinity Square1921–1922Albert Hodge and Charles DomanEdwin CooperArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[93]
Navigation 10 Trinity Square1921–1922Albert Hodge and Charles DomanEdwin CooperArchitectural sculptureGrade II*[93]
Putti Portsoken House, 84–85 The Minories1927–1928Philip Lindsey ClarkGeorge Val MyerArchitectural sculpture—[94]
Toc H Lamp All Hallows-by-the-Tower, Tower Hill Terrace elevation1945–1957Cecil ThomasJohn Seely, 2nd Baron MottistoneReliefGrade I[90]
Judex Goodman's Yard1982Keith McCarter—Sculpture—[95]

More images 		Bust of Samuel Pepys Seething Lane Garden1983Karin Jonzen—Bust—[96]

More images 		Two Crutched Friars Friary Court, Crutched Friars
51°30′44″N 0°04′37″W / 51.5122°N 0.0770°W / 51.5122; -0.0770 (Two Crutched Friars)		1984–1985Michael BlackChapman Taylor PartnersStatues in niche—[97]

More images 		Malta George Cross Memorial
Siege of Malta 		Tower Place, Byward Street, near All Hallows-by-the-Tower
51°30′34″N 0°04′47″W / 51.5095°N 0.0796°W / 51.5095; -0.0796 (Malta George Cross Memorial)		2005??Memorial—[98]

Vintry

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Main article: Vintry
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Abundance Five Kings House, Queen Street Place, over central doorway1911Frank Lynn JenkinsT. E. Collcutt and Stanley HampArchitectural sculptureGrade II[99]
Mercury and Agriculture(?) Five Kings House, corner of Upper Thames Street and Queen Street Place1911–1912 c. 1911–1912G. D. MacdougaldT. E. Collcutt and Stanley HampArchitectural sculptureGrade II[100]
Nude Figures Restraining Pegasus Five Kings House, Queen Street Place, pediment of the northern pavilion1911–1912 c. 1911–1912Attributed to Richard GarbeT. E. Collcutt and Stanley HampArchitectural sculptureGrade II[101]
Keystone and corbel groups Five Kings House, Queen Street Place, north doorway1911–1912 c. 1911–1912?T. E. Collcutt and Stanley HampArchitectural sculptureGrade II[99]
The Fruits of Land and Water Five Kings House, Queen Street Place, pediment of the southern pavilion1911–1912 c. 1911–1912Richard GarbeT. E. Collcutt and Stanley HampArchitectural sculptureGrade II[99]
Wisdom in Commerce; Galleon Five Kings House, Queen Street Place, southern pavilion1911–1912 c. 1911–1912Richard Garbe (spandrel relief); William Bainbridge Reynolds (galleon)T. E. Collcutt and Stanley HampArchitectural sculptureGrade II[102]
Putti with Attributes Five Kings House, Queen Street Place, south side of the southern pavilion1911–1912 c. 1911–1912Attributed to Richard GarbeT. E. Collcutt and Stanley HampArchitectural sculptureGrade II[103]
Female Figure (Bacchante?) with Goats Vintners' Place, Queen Street Place entrance1927–1928Herbert William PalliserKersey, Gale & SpoonerRelief—[103]

More images 		Zodiacal clock Bracken House, Cannon Street1955–1959Frank Dobson and Philip BenthamAlbert RichardsonAstronomical clockGrade II*The face of Winston Churchill appears at the centre of the clock, in place of Apollo.[104]

More images 		Swan Marker and Barge Master or The Vintners Little Trinity Lane2007Vivien Mallock—Sculptural group—

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