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12—14 even BRIDGE STREET |
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Official listing Nos 12 and 14 II Late Georgian. Ashlar, with quoins, 2 storeys. Panelled door and plain fanlight to No 12, late C19 shop front to No 14, and 3 sash window on upper floor.
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Occupancy No 12 2010 Private 1902 Ironmongers, china, glass, oils James Taylor Robson Nos 12-14 1935,29,25,11 Ironmongers J T Robson 12-14 & No 7 1902 Ironmongers J T Robson 1901 census Ironmongers J T Robson 1897 China dealer furnishing,ironmongers Adam Spaven 1891 Ironmongers Margaret Spaven 1891census Ironmongers Jane ?Paven 1887,81,79,73 Thomas Spaven warehouse, dealer in china and fancy goods |
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No 14 2010 Antiques & Used Furniture Dillons 1952 Builders Merchants W C Caverhill & Co Ltd
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THE COURTYARD “GINNEL”
A courtyard reached through a door to the left of No 12 gives access to the Flats 12 A & B over No 14 now Dillons .
No 12A has good late 19th century plaster cornices and ceiling roses and a good chimney piece with tiled surround. The roof retains the original cast iron roof windows. The rear wing contains a large roofspace the walls having a patchwork of brick and stone from various periods. |
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Details from 12A |
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Roof space to rear wing of 12A |
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Rear or Nos 12—18 |
