Lamp post at junction of Carting Lane and Strand is a Grade II listed building in the Westminster local planning authority area, England. First listed on 10 October 2024. Lamp post.

Lamp post at junction of Carting Lane and Strand

WRENN ID
odd-span-bistre
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Westminster
Country
England
Date first listed
10 October 2024
Type
Lamp post
Source
Historic England listing

Description

A gas street light comprising a 'Brompton' style column manufactured by S Pontifex and Company, with a Windsor lantern manufactured by William Sugg and Company, both probably dating from the early C20.

MATERIALS: the column is cast iron and the glazed lantern is metal with an enamelled reflector.

DESCRIPTION: the lamp post comprises an ornate, cast iron, column, of a style which came to be known as 'Brompton' in the 1990s, with a Windsor lantern. The column has a tapered shaft of octagonal section, with acanthus leaf decoration over a base of rectangular section inscribed with the details of the manufacturer: S PONTIFEX & CO/ REGNART BUILDINGS/ EUSTON STREET/ LONDON. There are more decorative ancanthus leaves at the collar, which also has a pair of metal, hanging basket brackets with decorative scrollwork bolted to it, presumably a later addition. The column is surmounted by a Windsor lantern supported on a four-legged frog. This lantern is square, with four tapered, glass sides with metal glazing bars and a decorative ogee finial to the tent. Inside the lantern is a four-mantle burner, an enamel reflector and a Horstmann control clock.

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