Lloyds Bank

The following building shall be added to the list:-

TL 37 SW ST IVES THE PAVEMENT

1/10000 No 1, Lloyds Bank

II GV Bank. 1924-5 by H Munro Cautley for Lloyds Bank and sculpture by Gilbert Seale and Son, London. Portland stone ashlar. Roof concealed behind parapet. Baroque style. Exterior: 1 storey and attic. 3-bay front with giant panelled pilasters supporting entablature with frieze inscribed 'LLOYDS BANK LIMITED', triple modillions to cornice and 3 attic bays above with panelled pilasters over which the cornice breaks forward; the centre with segmental pediment and with stepped parapet above. Between the giant pilasters on ground floor 2 moulded windows on left with scroll keyblock and festoons above in carved stone and similar carved festoon over circular window in left-hand bay with fine carved stone cartouche below flanked by draped putti set in recess over doorway with bolection moulded architrave and panelled double doors. The carving is by Gilbert Seale and Son. Below the ground floor windows a panelled pedestal with Lloyds Bank inscribed in frieze above. Metal window frames with margin glazing bars. Interior: Full-height banking hall with moulded plaster borders to wall panels with moulded cornice above. Ceiling cornice with large modillions and moulded plaster borders to ceiling panels, one glazed for top light.

Listing NGR: TL3139371291