Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: city livery companies

the back of skinners hall with its ironwork semicircles looks onto the east end of st.michael paternoster royal, a c17 wren church

coade stone details on the pediment of 1770 by bacon crown the skinners hall , the rest of the front being redone in c.1780 or so by jupp

coade stone details on the pediment of 1770 by bacon crown the skinners hall , the rest of the front being redone in c.1780 or so by jupp

coade stone details on the pediment of 1770 by bacon crown the skinners hall , the rest of the front being redone in c.1780 or so by jupp

coade stone details on the pediment of 1770 by bacon crown the skinners hall , the rest of the front being redone in c.1780 or so by jupp

arms of the saddlers city livery company from their hall, built in 1958 by l.s.sulivan

coade stone details on the pediment of 1770 by bacon crown the skinners hall , the rest of the front being redone in c.1780 or so by jupp

coade stone details on the pediment of 1770 by bacon crown the skinners hall , the rest of the front being redone in c.1780 or so by jupp

the hall lies back from the street , approached via a passage under the company arms, passage and arms dating from c.1871 by e.norton clifton

coade stone details on the pediment of 1770 by bacon crown the skinners hall , the rest of the front being redone in c.1780 or so by jupp

grotesques enhance the ornate shell hood of c.1670 over the cloak lane entry to the hall

grotesques enhance the ornate shell hood of c.1670 over the cloak lane entry to the hall

grotesques enhance the ornate shell hood of c.1670 over the cloak lane entry to the hall

the hall lies back from the street , approached via a passage under the company arms, passage and arms dating from c.1871 by e.norton clifton

built to the designs of philip hardwick in 1829-35, one of the grandest of the halls of the city livery companies. an early example of victorian prosperity leading to increased ornamentalism and the change from neo-classicism and neo-grecian architecture to the florid baroque and looser more eclectic classicism of the middle and later years of the c19. the large ornamental carvings on this facade are by s.nixon.

c17 glass from the hall of the parish clerks company, a city company without livery whose hall in silver street was destroyed in the war leaving glass which has ended up in the museum of london . this portrait panel with another of a slightly later master of the company bracketted two small german panels underneath a large royal coat of arms of charles2

royal arms of charles 2 designed by richard wallis of the painter stainers company. part of c17 window from the parish clerks hall in silver street prob fitted c.1690 . removed during the war, now in the museum of london. the company of parish clerks is a city company without livery, their clerical attire being deemed to predate and preclude it. there are about 150 churches within the area of their remit, many have been destroyed over the centuries but still have parish clerks and wards.

st.cecilia in the clouds with angel musicians in this german glass of c.1650, in c17 window from the parish clerks hall , prob fitted c.1690. removed during the war, now in the museum of london. the company of parish clerks is a city company without livery, their clerical attire being deemed to predate and preclude it. there are about 150 churches within the area of their remit, many have been destroyed over the centuries but still have parish clerks and wards.