File:Kirkgate Market Bradford carvings (1).jpg
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Carved work by Charles Mawer, salvaged from Kirkgate Market, Bradford in 1973 by Bradford City Council. The market was designed by Lockwood & Mawson, completed 1872, demolished 1973. In 2014 seven carved stones and an iron lamp base were rescued from storage by a local action group. They were placed on public display on the steps of Merchant's House, Peckover Street, Little Germany, Bradford, West Yorkshire. Showing a voussoir from the main entrance arch. |
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