J. & J. Belcher

1873 – Mansion House Buildings, London

Architect: J. & J. Belcher

Detail of Queen Victoria Street front, elevation & section, as published in The Building News,

1875 – No.1 Poultry, London

Architect: J. & J. Belcher

Early design proposal for No.1 Poultry, which was ultimately to become the Mappin &

1876 – Curriers’ Hall, London Wall, London

Architect: J.& J. Belcher

The Curriers’ Company has a long and complex history, dating from 1272 when the “Mistery of Curriers”

1876 – New Curriers Hall, London Wall, London

Architect: J & J Belcher

Perspective of facade published in The Building News, July 2nd 1875. The Curriers’ Company dates from 1272 when the Mistery of Curriers became a trade association.

1876 – St. Mary’s Church, Camberwell New Road, London

Architect: J.& J. Belcher

Interior View towards the Altar published in The Building News, Novenber 24th 1876.

1877 – The Catholic Apostolic Church, Camberwell, London

Architect: J. & J. Belcher

The Catholic Apostolic Church was a splinter group of Anglo-Catholics in the later part of the 19th century.

1879 – Commercial Premises, Wood Street, Cheapside, London

Architects: J.& J. Belcher

Designed for Messrs. Rylands & Co.Ltd., perspective published in The Building News, January 3rd 1879.

1881 – ‘Fonthill’, Henley-on-Thames, London

Architect: J. & J. Belcher

“This small house has been erected and completed by Messrs. Braid and Co., from the designs of Messrs.

1884 – Warehouse, Wood Street, London

Architects: J.& J. Belcher

Published in The Builder. Demolished.