10, Currer Street

No 10 Currer Street is part of a block of wool warehouses designed by Eli Milnes between 1863 and 1867. It features Italianate details and is similar in style to No 8. The building has three storeys and a basement, constructed from sandstone "brick". The basement has vermiculated coursing, with a plat band capping and sill bands on the upper floors, topped by a modillion bracket eaves cornice. The front has seven bays, with ground floor windows that are similarly arcaded to those at No 8. On the left side, there is a waggon archway supported by plain, massive, profiled corbels beneath the lintel. The office entrance features a doorcase enriched with palm leaf designs, a segmental arch, and a large garlanded console keystone. Above this is a circular panel with a relief carving of a pelican.