Beehive Panel
at Burslem
 

Location:  Swan Square, Burslem - On the upper façade of the Lloyds TSB building (now -2006 - a betting shop)
Installed: before 1930  
Commissioned by: Taylors and Lloyds
 

 

Description: A rectangular panel with a relief of a beehive above a garland. The beehive is a symbol of industry and hard work, it was the commercial emblem of the bankers Taylors and Lloyds, the founding partners of Lloyds Bank. The current black horse emblem was adopted in 1930.

   

Materials:

Part of work	Material	Dimensions
Panel	Stone	70cm high x 100cm wide x 6cm deep

 

 
Swan Square, Burslem
the Lloyds TSB building (now -2006 - a betting shop)

to the left is The Swan - pubic house

A rectangular panel with a relief of a beehive above a garland.
The beehive is a symbol of industry and hard work

 

Bankers - Taylors and Lloyds,
the founding partners of Lloyds Bank