A blog commemorating the unique fusion of form and function of UK coal hole covers - Victorian urban street art at its finest.
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Maunsell Street, London SW1
Three fine covers from around the corner of the august Royal Horticultural Society in the quiet backstreets of Westminster. I particularly like the Haywards concentric circles. The floral design is from Burt and Potts of Westminster and the one split into quarters is a Luxfer Prisms, from 16 Hill Street, London EC. Unfortunately, the glass prisms have been replaced by concrete.
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