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Attached two-bay four-storey with attic accommodation former showrooms, built c.1870, with shopfront to front (east) elevation, inserted c.1940. Now in use as amusement arcade and retail outlets. Hipped slate roof having dormer windows to front, flat roof to return to west, red brick chimneystacks with limestone capping, carved limestone capping to gables and parapet having eaves course with carved brackets and trefoil and quatrefoil motifs over polychrome brick walls, laid in Flemish bond, having tiled platband and carved cornice to first floor, carved limestone plaque with raised copper lettering between windows to first floor. Round-headed window openings having chamfered limestone sills, chamfered brick reveals, polished granite colonnettes, moulded brick and carved sandstone voussoirs with quatrefoil ornament, arranged in pairs to first floor and having carved sandstone hood mouldings with foliate stops, square-headed shouldered window openings set within arcade, with carved limestone colonnettes, continuous sill course, carved sandstone tympana with quatrefoil ornament and miniature rose windows to second floor, and continuous carved limestone sill course and colonnettes to third floor. One-over-one pane timber sliding sash windows to first and second floors, timber casement windows to third floor, some blind openings to arcades to second and third floors. Moulded masonry shopfront with decorative cornice, round-headed door opening having hood moulding and decorative foliate surround to centre, and recent timber or glazed shopfronts to north and south end. Located on west side of Westmoreland Street.
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