Architecture of London

1860 – Debenham, Storr & Son’s Auction Rooms, Covent Garden, London

Architect: Arthur Allom & Matthew Digby Wyatt

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Published in The Building News, July 29 1860. New auction rooms and warehouse. This Grade II listed building, originally designed by Victorian architects Arthur Allom and Matthew Digby Wyatt, once housed Debenham, Storr & Son’s Auction Rooms and stands as a prominent Covent Garden landmark.

Published June 11, 2012 | Last Updated January 24, 2026

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