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Title
Coat of Arms with Putti
Date
1745 & 1961
Medium
painted carved stone
Accession number
GL1_JC_S028
Work type
Coat of arms
Work status
extant
Access
at all times
Inscription description
slate plaque: These armorial bearings, fashioned by Thomas Ricketts in 1745, look somewhat out of place on this modern building at the corner of Three Cocks Lane and Westgate Street in central Gloucester. They adorned the old Booth Hall until 1957 and were erected here in 1961.
Westgate Street, Gloucester
GL1 2PE
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