Description
This public hall was constructed in 1920-1934 by Emmanuel Vincent Harris. Built of Darley Dale stone, Sheffield City Hall opened on 22 September 1932. . During World War II a bomb exploded near the hall and damaged the pillars of the building. The scars of this explosion can still be seen to this day. A pair of four-foot high stone art deco lions, designed by John Hodge and each weighing 2.5 tonnes, stood at either side of the stage when the main hall first opened in 1932. They were removed in 1962 as part of a refurbishment of the City Hall.
- Coasters make great gifts for celebrating a new home or new job. Perfect to accompany your cuppa.
- The heat resistant coaster is manufactured from a high gloss printed melamine with a hardboard base.
- This coaster is designed and printed by Lisa Swift.
Made From
hardwood backed
High gloss melamine finish
Dimensions
The coaster measures 9cm x 9cm
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