Architecture of London

1908 – Mappin & Webb, 156–162 Oxford Street, London

Architect: John Belcher

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Erected for the silversmiths Mappin & Webb in 1907–8 to the nominal designs of John Belcher. Widely felt to be by his assistant J.J. Joass Originally called Sheffield House, later Mappin House.

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Published August 7, 2009 | Last Updated April 4, 2026

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