1875 – Cardiff & Country Club, 89 St. Mary Street, Cardiff, Wales

Not quite built as illustrated, the applied decoration was not executed, and major changes to the roof treatment including an added parapet. Clearly a reduction in costs before construction. No longer in use by the Cardiff & Country Club, who vacated the premises in 1892 for a larger premises which they still inhabit. This was sold to the Wilts and Dorset Banking Co which converted it into a bank which subsequently became a branch of Lloyds until that closed and the building is now an entertainment venue. Illustration published in The Architect, June 5 1875.

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