Foundation Stones – Laid by Monty

One of the most charming features of the stores built for Sir Montague Burton is the foundation stones laid by his children, engraved with their name and the year. You might also spot some rare stones laid by Montague’s wife Sophia, listed as “Lady Burton” or “Lady Montague Burton”!

The earliest foundation stones date to 1924 when the children were still fairly young; Barbara and Stanley who laid foundation stones that year would have turned 14 and 10 respectively. The tradition seems to have continued consistently throughout the Twenties and Thirties, coming to a natural halt at the start of World War II.

Interestingly, Stanley, Arnold and Raymond apparently revived the tradition for just a few years between 1950 and 1952. They would have been in their thirties by this point. Sir Montague died in 1952 and the timeline of foundation stones fittingly ends here too.

Click or tap on the columns in the table below to order the list of known foundation stones by date, family member, or status. Follow the links to view the building page for each location. You can also change the dropdown to view other architectural features by location besides just foundation stones.

Feature type:

Location	Feature	Year From	Year To	Laid By	Status
Aberdeen – St Nicholas Street	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Aberdeen – St Nicholas Street	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette, roundels and anthemion
Aberdeen – St Nicholas Street	Crest: Paired chevron shields
Aberdeen – St Nicholas Street	Window Head Panel: Scalloped arch
Aberdeen – Union Street	Pilasters: Grooved capital
Aberdeen – Union Street	Crest: Anthemion
Aberdeen – Union Street	Doors: Aberdeen panels
Aberdeen – Union Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1932		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Aberdeen – Union Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1932		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Abergavenny	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain of merit
Abergavenny	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Abergavenny	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
Abergavenny	Pilasters: Fluted
Abergavenny	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Abergavenny	Logo
Tiled sign "Let Burton dress you".
Abergavenny	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Abergavenny	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Aberystwyth	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Aberystwyth	Window Lights: Chevron
London, Manchester, Sheffield, Leicester, Newcastle, Leeds, Blackpool, Portsmouth, Birmingham, Dublin, Bristol, Southampton, Edinburgh, Northampton, Plymouth, Liverpool, Bournemouth, Cardiff, Hull, Derby, Reading, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Norwich, Brighton, Dundee, Preston
Aberystwyth	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
Aberystwyth	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Aberystwyth	Spandrel: Fluted
Aberystwyth	Doors: Coffin
Aberystwyth	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Aberystwyth	Logo Grates
Oval
Aberystwyth	Detail: Grilles
Window grilles.
Aberystwyth	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Aberystwyth	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Aberystwyth	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1938		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Aberystwyth	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Accrington	Logo
Above side door
Accrington	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Accrington	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Accrington	Frieze: Tall meander
Accrington	Window Lights: Margin lights
Aldershot – 48 Union Street	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Aldershot – 48 Union Street	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
Aldershot – 48 Union Street	Frieze: Square meander
Aldershot – 48 Union Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Aldershot – 48 Union Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Aldershot – 60-62 Union Street	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed with fluted panel
Aldershot – 60-62 Union Street	Frieze: Fan and scroll
Alfreton	Logo Grates		2018		Removed
Rectangular
Alfreton	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Alfreton Snooker Sports Club documented from 2009 to 2022
Alfreton	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible through peeling paint.
Alfreton	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Alfreton	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Altrincham	Doors: Coffin
Main entrance
Altrincham	Window Lights: Tall chevron
Chain of merit
Altrincham	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Altrincham	Pilasters: Plain Ionic (round column)
Altrincham	Frieze: Dentil
Altrincham	Balcony: MB monogram
Altrincham	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Altrincham	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Altrincham	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1936		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Altrincham	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Altrincham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Andover	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1935		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Andover	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1935		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Arbroath	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Arbroath	Pilasters: Twin round-headed panels
Arbroath	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1935		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Arbroath	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1935		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Ashford	Pilasters: Roundel and cross
Ashford	Frieze: Shouldered panels
Ashford	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
Runs across all bays
Ashford	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1932		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Ashford	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1932		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Ashington	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Ashington	Pilasters: Three roundels
Ashington	Detail
Repeated wreaths above the pilasters.
Ashington	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1929		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Ashington	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Ashington	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1929		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Ashton-under-Lyne	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Ashton-under-Lyne	Frieze: Interlocking key
Ashton-under-Lyne	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Ashton-under-Lyne	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Ashton-under-Lyne	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Ashton-under-Lyne	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1931		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Aylesbury	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Aylesbury	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Aylesbury	Roundel: Rosette
13 petals
Aylesbury	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1936		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Aylesbury	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Aylesbury	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Aylesbury	Foundation Stone Laid by Stephen Austin Burton	1936		Stephen Austin Burton	Surviving
Ayr	Mural
Ayr	Spandrel: Fluted with roundel
Banbury	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Banbury	Frieze: Interlocking key
Bangor	Pilasters: Egyptian
Bangor	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette
Bangor	Balcony: Saltire panel
Bangor	Window Lights: Margin lights
Above the side door only
Bangor	Windows: Octagonal radial				Surviving
Bangor	Pediment: Flat
Bangor	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1930		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Bangor	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1930		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Bargoed	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Bargoed	Pilasters: Classical composite
Bargoed	Window Lights: Chevron
Bargoed	Doors: Coffin
Bargoed	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1952		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Bargoed	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1952		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Bargoed	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1952		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Bargoed	Foundation Stone Laid by Stephen Austin Burton	1952		Stephen Austin Burton	Surviving
Barkingside	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Barkingside Snooker Club documented from 2008 to 2014
Barkingside	Pilasters: Rounded reeds
Barkingside	Spandrel: Brick with vertical-laid centre
Barkingside	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Barkingside	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Barnsley – Cheapside	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Barnsley – Cheapside	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette
Barnsley – Cheapside	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Barnsley – Queen Street	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Barnsley – Queen Street	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Barnsley – Queen Street	Spandrel: Winged shield
Barnsley – Queen Street	Frieze: Tall meander
Barnsley – Queen Street	Windows: Octagonal radial				Surviving
Barnsley – Queen Street	Detail
Tiled panel over the side door, framed by console-style pilasters with capitals.
Barnsley – Queen Street	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Barnstaple	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton			Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Basingstoke	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Basingstoke	Frieze: Dentil with egg and dart
Basingstoke	Window Head Panel: Console hood
No visible end supports.
Basingstoke	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Basingstoke	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Basingstoke	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1938		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Basingstoke	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Batley	Address Panel		2016		Removed
Had unusual green signs with addresses of London and Edinburgh branches, removed at some point between 2014 and 2016
Batley	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Chalks Snooker & Pool Room documented from 2008
Batley	Window Head Panel: Three even waves
Batley	Window Lights: Chevron
Batley	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1939		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Bedford	Pilasters: T-panel with crest
Bedford	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Bedford	Frieze: Shouldered panels
Bedford	Frieze: Ribbed band
Belfast – Ann Street	Elephant Heads				Surviving
This location is the only example of the elephant heads' tusks pointing outwards
Belfast – Ann Street	Pilasters: Elephant head with tusks outward
Belfast – Ann Street	Spandrel: Nested chevrons
Belfast – Ann Street	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Belfast – Ann Street	Crest: Open book and crown
Belfast – Ann Street	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
Belfast – High Street (II)	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton Buildings"
Belfast – High Street (II)	Pilasters: Volute and pendant
Belfast – High Street (II)	Spandrel: Fluted with seven-petal rosette, roundels and anthemion
Belfast – High Street (II)	Frieze: Rounded meander
Belfast – High Street (II)	Frieze: Arcading
Belfast – High Street (II)	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
Belfast – High Street (II)	Roundel: Rosette
Belfast – High Street (II)	Name Panel: Scroll ends
Belfast – High Street (II)	Parapet Ends: Scroll
Belfast – High Street (II)	Design: Woolworths collaboration
Belfast – North Street	Midcentury Columns				Removed
Beverley	Window Head Panel: Three uneven waves
Beverley	Pilasters: Square stepped with reeding
Beverley	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Beverley	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1937		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Beverley	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Beverley	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Bexleyheath	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with carved sunburst
Bexleyheath	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf with scrolls
Bexleyheath	Doors: Coffin
Side panels only
Bexleyheath	Logo
"Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Bexleyheath	Black Granite Fascia
Birmingham – 21-23 High Street	Window Head Panel: Stepped pointed hood
Birmingham – 21-23 High Street	Pilasters: Birmingham style
Birmingham – 21-23 High Street	Spandrel: Birmingham style
Birmingham – 21-23 High Street	Frieze: Birmingham style
Birmingham – 21-23 High Street	Crest: Oval medallion
Birmingham – 21-23 High Street	Window Lights: Tall chevron
Chain of merit
Birmingham – 21-23 High Street	Logo
Birmingham – 21-23 High Street	Windows: Birmingham tracery
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain of merit
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with carved sunburst
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf with anthemion
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Roundel: Wheel roundel
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Windows: Pointed stepped light				Surviving
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1936		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Acocks Green	Foundation Stone Laid by Stephen Austin Burton	1936		Stephen Austin Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Blackheath	Window Head Panel: Wide fluted
Birmingham – Blackheath	Pilasters: Shallow stepped
Birmingham – Blackheath	Spandrel: Wide fluted
Birmingham – Blackheath	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1939		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Blackheath	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1939		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Erdington	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Birmingham – Erdington	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Erdington Snooker Club documented from 2009 to 2014
Birmingham – Erdington	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Birmingham – Erdington	Pilasters: Fluted
Birmingham – Erdington	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Erdington	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1937		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Erdington	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Erdington	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Birmingham – Handsworth	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Birmingham – Handsworth	Frieze: Overlapping discs
Birmingham – Selly Oak	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Birmingham – Selly Oak	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Birmingham – Selly Oak	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Birmingham – Selly Oak	Logo
"Montague Burton Chambers"
Birmingham – Selly Oak	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Removed
Birmingham – Sparkhill	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Masters Social & Snooker Club documented from 2008 to 2021
Birmingham – Sparkhill	Window Head Panel: Plain reeded
Birmingham – Sparkhill	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Birmingham – Sparkhill	Spandrel: Fluted
Birmingham – Sparkhill	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Blackburn – 39-41 King William Street	Pilasters: Fluted
Blackburn – 39-41 King William Street	Doors: Coffin
Side panels only
Blackburn – 39-41 King William Street	Mosaic Tiles
Blackburn – 39-41 King William Street	Windows: Arched centre light				Surviving
Blackburn – 39-41 King William Street	Detail: Lion mask
On the brackets.
Blackpool	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Blackpool	Spandrel: Roundel with wings
Blackpool	Spandrel: Star in square
Blackpool	Frieze: Gadroons
Blyth	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Bognor Regis	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Bognor Regis	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Bognor Regis	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Bognor Regis	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Bognor Regis	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1937		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Bognor Regis	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Bolton	Pilasters: Roundel below bar
Bolton	Pilasters: Three roundels
Bolton	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Bolton	Spandrel: Star in square
Bolton	Frieze: Tall meander
Bolton	Detail
Projecting metal saltires almost matching the window spandrels; unsure if these are original
Bolton	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1940		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Bournemouth – Commercial Road	Window Head Panel: Plain canted arch
Bournemouth – Commercial Road	Pilasters: Spearhead
Bournemouth – Commercial Road	Spandrel: Triple nested arcs
Bournemouth – Commercial Road	Building Material: Black granite and stone
Bournemouth – Commercial Road	Windows: Canted stepped light				Surviving
Bournemouth – Richmond Hill (The Square)	Pilasters: Crest with fans and scrolls
Bournemouth – Richmond Hill (The Square)	Spandrel: Fluted with large rosette
Bournemouth – Richmond Hill (The Square)	Frieze: Dentil
Larger blocks at intervals
Bournemouth – Richmond Hill (The Square)	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
Bournemouth – Richmond Hill (The Square)	Name Panel: Lugged with roundels
Bournemouth – Richmond Hill (The Square)	Detail
Oval cartouche above the side door.
Bournemouth – Richmond Hill (The Square)	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1929		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Bournemouth – Richmond Hill (The Square)	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Brentwood	Window Head Panel: Three even waves
Brentwood	Pilasters: Square stepped with reeding
Brentwood	Spandrel: Chevron and lozenges
Brentwood	Doors: Coffin
Side panels only
Brentwood	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1939		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Brentwood	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1939		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Brentwood	Foundation Stone Laid by Lady Montague Burton	1939		Lady Montague Burton	Surviving
Bridgend	Doors: Coffin				Removed
Planning drawing shows single 'coffin door' at the main entrance. Uncertain if this branch was built as shown.
Bridgend	Window Lights: Chevron				Removed
Planning drawing shows chevron style window lights. Uncertain if this branch was built as shown.
Bridgend	Detail: Streamline bands
Bridlington	Frieze: Interlocking key
Bridlington	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1933		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Brighouse	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Extra band of small diamonds below
Brighouse	Mosaic Tiles
Brighouse	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1934		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Brighouse	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1934		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Brighouse	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1934		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Brighton – 71-74 North Street	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Brighton – 71-74 North Street	Pilasters: Flared palmette
Brighton – 71-74 North Street	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette, roundels and anthemion
Brighton – 71-74 North Street	Frieze: Rounded meander
Brighton – 71-74 North Street	Frieze: Arcading
Brighton – 71-74 North Street	Roundel: Rosette
Brighton – 71-74 North Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1928		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Bristol – Bishopston	Window Lights				Removed
Bristol – Bishopston	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
Bristol – Bishopston	Pilasters: Fluted
Bristol – Bishopston	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Bristol – Bishopston	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Burnley – 46-48 St James Street	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Burnley – 46-48 St James Street	Pilasters: Volute and palmette (round column)
Burnley – 46-48 St James Street	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Double lines between petals
Burnley – 46-48 St James Street	Frieze: Dentil with egg and dart
Burnley – 46-48 St James Street	Doors: Margin lights
Burnley – 46-48 St James Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1933		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Burnley – 46-48 St James Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1933		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Burnley – 46-48 St James Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1933		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Burnley – 46-48 St James Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stephen Austin Burton	1933		Stephen Austin Burton	Surviving
Burton-on-Trent	Billiard Hall				Removed
Burton-on-Trent	Pilasters: Egyptian
Burton-on-Trent	Balcony: Saltire panel
Burton-on-Trent	Pediment: Triangular
Bury	Pilasters: Crest with fans and scrolls
Bury	Spandrel: Plain with rosette
Bury	Frieze: Dentil
Bury	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1929		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Bury	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Bury St Edmunds	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with carved sunburst
Bury St Edmunds	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf with anthemion
Bury St Edmunds	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Bury St Edmunds	Windows: Pointed stepped light				Surviving
Bury St Edmunds	Detail
Small emblem over the end windows.
Bury St Edmunds	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1933		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Bury St Edmunds	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1933		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Cambridge	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1950		Raymond Montague Burton	Removed
Source of information unknown; stone not apparent on Streetview
Cannock	Billiard Hall				Removed
Cannock	Window Head Panel: Plain reeded
Cannock	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Cannock	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Cannock	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Cardiff – 33-35 Queen Street	Address Panel				Removed
Planning drawing shows panels for New Oxford Street, London, and Princes Street, Edinburgh. Uncertain if this branch was built as shown.
Cardiff – 33-35 Queen Street	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond				Removed
Planning drawing shows 'chain of merit' window lights on the Queen Street shopfront for London, Manchester, Sheffield, Leicester, Newcastle, Portsmouth, Birmingham, Bradford and Belfast. Dominons Arcade frontages show Dublin, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Plymouth, Liverpool, Cardiff, Derby, Reading, Aberdeen, Norwich, Brighton, Dundee, Preston, Blackpool, Chester, Coventry and Swansea. Uncertain if this branch was built as shown.
Cardiff – 33-35 Queen Street	Doors: Coffin				Removed
Planning drawing shows double 'coffin doors' at the main entrance and a single door on the Dominions Arcade side. Uncertain if this branch was built as shown.
Cardiff – 4-6 Queen Street	Elephant Heads				Surviving
Cardiff – 4-6 Queen Street	Pilasters: Elephant head
Cardiff – 4-6 Queen Street	Spandrel: Wide chevron
Cardiff – 4-6 Queen Street	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Cardiff – 4-6 Queen Street	Crest: Open book and crown
Cardiff – 4-6 Queen Street	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
A second, lower panel in a similar style is a modern addition.
Cardiff – High Street (Duke Street)	Pilasters: Plain moulded
Cardiff – High Street (Duke Street)	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Carlisle	Pilasters: Plain T-panel
Carlisle	Spandrel: Nested chevrons
Carlisle	Frieze: Ribbed band
Carlisle	Frieze: Ribbed nested arcs
Carlisle	Design: Woolworths collaboration
Carlisle	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1933		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Carlisle	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1933		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Carmarthen	Pilasters: Plain moulded
Carmarthen	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1935		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Castleford	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1931		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Chatham	Elephant Heads				Surviving
Chatham	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Chatham snooker club documented from 2014 to 2022
Chatham	Pilasters: Elephant head
Chatham	Spandrel: Double chevron
Chatham	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Chatham	Crest: Open book and crown
Chatham	Doors: Margin lights
Chatham	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
Chatham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stephen Austin Burton	1932		Stephen Austin Burton	Surviving
Chelmsford	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
Chelmsford	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Chelmsford	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Cheltenham	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
Cheltenham	Pilasters: Winged crest
Cheltenham	Spandrel: Winged shield
Cheltenham	Frieze: Pennants
Chester	Logo				Damaged
Parapet / top of building; Ghost logo
Chester	Detail
Lamp (may not be original).
Chesterfield	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton Buildings"
Chesterfield	Pilasters: Reeded
Chesterfield	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Chesterfield	Frieze: Woven chevrons
Chesterfield	Name Panel: Chevron ends
Chesterfield	Fascia Consoles: Spearhead
With small scrolls.
Chesterfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Chesterfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Chippenham	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Chippenham	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Chippenham	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Chippenham	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Chippenham	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Chippenham	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Chippenham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Colchester	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Colchester	Spandrel: Fluted with ringed roundel
Colchester	Detail
Frame around the side door.
Colchester	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1935		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Colchester	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1935		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Colchester	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1935		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Colne	Window Lights: Chevron
Colne	Logo
Rear/corner; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"; "Dress you" lettering remains under the logo.
Colne	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
Colne	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Colne	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Colne	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Colne	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1938		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Colwyn Bay	Pilasters: T-panel with crest
Colwyn Bay	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette, roundels and anthemion
Colwyn Bay	Frieze: Ribbed band
Colwyn Bay	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Colwyn Bay	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1928		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Cork	Logo				Damaged
Parapet / top of building; Ghost logo
Cork	Pilasters: Plain moulded
Cork	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Cork	Spandrel: Star in square
Cork	Spandrel: Framed roundel
Cork	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif in the tiling
Cork	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1927		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Cork	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1927		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Coventry	Pilasters: Roundel below bar
Coventry	Spandrel: Winged roundel
Coventry	Spandrel: Framed roundel
Coventry	Crest: Anthemion
Coventry	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain of merit
Coventry	Logo
Coventry	Name Panel: Plain lugged
Cradley Heath	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Cradley Heath	Window Head Panel: Three uneven waves
Cradley Heath	Pilasters: Square stepped with reeding
Cradley Heath	Doors: Coffin
Cradley Heath	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Cradley Heath	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1938		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Cradley Heath	Foundation Stone Laid by Lady Burton	1938		Lady Burton	Surviving
Cradley Heath	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Cradley Heath	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Crewe	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Crewe	Frieze: Interlocking key
Crewe	Mosaic Tiles
Crewe	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Crewe	Midcentury Columns				Surviving
Crewe	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1933		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Croydon	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Croydon	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Croydon	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Croydon	Spandrel: Star in square
Croydon	Spandrel: Framed roundel
Croydon	Crest: Anthemion
Dagenham – Green Lane	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Dagenham – Green Lane	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain of merit
Dagenham – Green Lane	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Nelson Snooker Club documented from 2008 to 2012
Dagenham – Green Lane	Window Head Panel: Five nested arcs
Dagenham – Green Lane	Pilasters: Fluted
Dagenham – Green Lane	Crest: Chevron shield
Dagenham – Green Lane	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Dagenham – Green Lane	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1937		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Dagenham – Green Lane	Foundation Stone Laid by Lady Montague Burton	1937		Lady Montague Burton	Surviving
Dagenham – Heathway	Pilasters: Single step
Dagenham – Heathway	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Dagenham – Heathway	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1939		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Dagenham – Heathway	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1939		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Dagenham – Heathway	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1939		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Dagenham – New Road	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with inlaid sunburst (granite)
Dagenham – New Road	Building Material: Black granite and stone
Darlington – 70 (78-84) Northgate	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Symbols may not be original
Darlington – 70 (78-84) Northgate	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
Darlington – 70 (78-84) Northgate	Frieze: Square meander
Darlington – 70 (78-84) Northgate	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Darlington – 70 (78-84) Northgate	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
Darlington – 70 (78-84) Northgate	Doors: Coffin
Darlington – 70 (78-84) Northgate	Logo
"Montague Burton Buildings"
Darlington – 70 (78-84) Northgate	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Darwen	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Darwen	Frieze: Interlocking key
Darwen	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1930		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Darwen	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1930		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Derby – Victoria Street	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Derby – Victoria Street	Pilasters: Volute and palmette (round column)
Derby – Victoria Street	Spandrel: Nested chevrons with diamonds
Derby – Victoria Street	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Derby – Victoria Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1933		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Derby – Victoria Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1933		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Derby – Victoria Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1933		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Derby – Victoria Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1933		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Doncaster	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Doncaster	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Doncaster Snooker & Social Club documented from 2016 to 2017
Doncaster	Pilasters: Flared palmette
Doncaster	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Double lines between petals
Doncaster	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
Doncaster	Crest: Anthemion and scrolls
Dorking	Pilasters: Square stepped
Dorking	Spandrel: Wide fluted
Dorking	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Dorking	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Dorking	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Dorking	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Douglas	Logo
Parapet / top of building
Douglas	Pilasters: T-panel with crest
Douglas	Frieze: Ribbed band
Douglas	Crest: Chevron and roundel
Douglas	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Douglas	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1929		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Douglas	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1929		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Dublin – Dame Street	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Dublin – Dame Street	Pilasters: Volute and pendant
Dublin – Dame Street	Spandrel: Fluted with rosette, roundels and scrolled cresting
Dublin – Dame Street	Frieze: Rounded meander
Dublin – Dame Street	Frieze: Arcading
Dublin – Dame Street	Roundel: Rosette
Dublin – Dame Street	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Dublin – Dame Street	Name Panel: Scroll ends
Dublin – Dame Street	Roundel: B monogram
Inscribed "Established 1900" and "Erected 1929".
Dublin – Dame Street	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Dublin – Dame Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1930		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Dublin – Grafton Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1928		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Dublin – Grafton Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1928		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Dublin – Naas Road factory	Design: Factory
Dumbarton	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Dumbarton	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with carved sunburst
Dumbarton	Pilasters: Arrowhead
Dumbarton	Roundel: Wheel roundel
Dumbarton	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Dumbarton	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Dumfries	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Dumfries	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Dumfries	Pilasters: Square stepped
Dundee – High Street	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Dundee – High Street	Doors: Dundee roundels
Dundee – High Street	Foundation Stone Laid by James Arnold Burton	1930		James Arnold Burton	Surviving
Dundee – High Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1930		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Dundee – Murraygate	Pilasters: Dundee Murraygate style
Dundee – Murraygate	Spandrel: Wreath
Durham	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Durham	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Durham	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with carved sunburst
Durham	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf with anthemion
Durham	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Durham	Roundel: Wheel roundel
Durham	Doors: Coffin
Durham	Name Panel: Flanking panels with roundels
Durham	Detail: Urns
Eastleigh	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with inlaid sunburst (granite)
Eastleigh	Pilasters: Spearhead
Eastleigh	Mosaic Tiles
Eastleigh	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Eastleigh	Building Material: Black granite and stone
Eastleigh	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Eastleigh	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1936		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Eastleigh	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Eastleigh	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Eccles	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Lyndale Pool & Snooker Club documented from 2012 to 2022
Eccles	Pilasters: Scallops and roundel
Eccles	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Eccles	Frieze: Woven chevrons
Eccles	Name Panel: Chevron ends
Edinburgh	Billiard Hall				Removed
Edinburgh	Window Head Panel: Nested arcs
Edinburgh	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Possibly sprouting leaf
Edinburgh	Spandrel: Interlaced chevrons
Edinburgh	Detail
Rounded corner side entrance.
Elgin	Window Lights: Chevron
Elgin	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Elgin	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Ellesmere Port	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with carved sunburst
Ellesmere Port	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf with anthemion
Ellesmere Port	Logo
"Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Ellesmere Port	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Ellesmere Port	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1936		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Ellesmere Port	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Enfield	Billiard Hall				Removed
Enfield Snooker Club (permanently closed by 2022 according to Google Maps)
Enfield	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Enfield	Spandrel: Wide fluted
Shallow
Enfield	Frieze: Egg and leaf
Epsom	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Epsom Snooker Club documented from 2008
Epsom	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Epsom	Frieze: Dentil
Exeter	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1952		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Exmouth	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Exmouth	Frieze: Dentil
Exmouth	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Exmouth	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1939		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Falmouth	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
Falmouth	Pilasters: Fluted
Falmouth	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Falmouth	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Falmouth	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Farnworth	Pilasters: Scallops and roundel
Farnworth	Logo
"Montague Burton Buildings" (unclear)
Farnworth	Fascia Consoles: Spearhead
Farnworth	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Folkestone	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Folkestone	Billiard Hall				Surviving
The Lanterns Function Suite / Folkestone Snooker Club documented from 2009 to 2020
Folkestone	Pilasters: Crest with fans and scrolls
Folkestone	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Folkestone	Frieze: Dentil
Folkestone	Crest: Anthemion and scrolls
Folkestone	Name Panel: Flanking panels with leaves
Folkestone	Detail: Lion mask
Gainsborough	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Gainsborough	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Gainsborough	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Gainsborough	Doors: Coffin
Gateshead	Pilasters: Flared palmette
Gateshead	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Double lines between petals
Gateshead	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1929		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Gateshead	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Window Head Panel: Arch over central window
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Pilasters: Glasgow volute
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Pilasters: Glasgow fan
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Spandrel: Glasgow chain and wave
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Spandrel: Glasgow roundel and banner
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Frieze: Fluted
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Frieze: Glasgow pendant
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Crest: Oval medallion
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Doors: Coffin
Glasgow – Buchanan Street	Detail
Lamps at the corners.
Glasgow – Paisley Road West	Window Lights: Chevron
Single panel
Glasgow – Paisley Road West	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Glasgow – Paisley Road West	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1949		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Glasgow – Paisley Road West	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1949		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Glasgow – Partick	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1929		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Glasgow – Partick	Foundation Stone Laid by James Arnold Burton	1929		James Arnold Burton	Surviving
Glossop	Window Head Panel: Three even waves
Glossop	Pilasters: Fluted
Goole – Montague Mills factory	Design: Factory
Gosport	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Gosport	Spandrel: Fluted with large ringed roundel
Gosport	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Gosport	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Grantham	Midcentury Columns		2022		Removed
Midcentury shopfront removed in 2022 and restored close to 1930s appearance
Grantham	Window Head Panel: Small canted arch with sunburst over corner windows
Grantham	Pilasters: Octagonal volutes
Grantham	Spandrel: Triple nested arcs
Shallow
Grantham	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Grantham	Windows: Square stepped light				Surviving
Small horizontal bar panels in the lower corners
Grantham	Roundel: Star
Grantham	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1933		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Grantham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1933		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Gravesend	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Gravesend	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Double lines between petals
Gravesend	Frieze: Tall meander
Gravesend	Window Lights: Chain link				Removed
Shown in 1949 planning drawings
Grays	Logo				Surviving
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Grays	Window Head Panel: Deep fluted
Grays	Pilasters: Twin round-headed panels
Grays	Crest: Winged roundel
Great Yarmouth	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Great Yarmouth	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Great Yarmouth	Spandrel: Star in square
Great Yarmouth	Spandrel: Framed roundel
Great Yarmouth	Frieze: Gadroons
Great Yarmouth	Midcentury Columns				Surviving
Greenford	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Greenford	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Hurricane Room – pool, bar, snooker documented from 2008 to 2015
Greenford	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Greenford	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Greenford	Crest: Chevron shield and sunburst
Greenford	Windows: Squared margin lights				Surviving
Greenford	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1936		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Greenford	Foundation Stone Laid by Stephen Austin Burton	1936		Stephen Austin Burton	Surviving
Greenford	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Greenford	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Greenock – Hamilton Street	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Greenock – Hamilton Street	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Greenock – Hamilton Street	Spandrel: Plain with roundel
Greenock – Hamilton Street	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain of merit
Guildford	Pilasters: Grooved capital
Guildford	Roundel: Wheel roundel
Guildford	Balcony: Rings
Guildford	Logo
"Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Guildford	Window Head Panel: Console hood
Guildford	Detail: Urns				Removed
Depicted in the vintage advertisement illustration shown in Ideals in Industry
Guildford	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1929		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Halifax	Elephant Heads				Surviving
This branch has the highest number of elephant heads, with 18, followed by Chatham with 16
Halifax	Logo
Parapet / top of building; Above side door; "Montague Burton Buildings"
Halifax	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif in the tiling
Halifax	Pilasters: Elephant head
Halifax	Spandrel: Wide chevron
Halifax	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Halifax	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Halifax	Crest: Open book and crown
Halifax	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
Halifax	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1932		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Halifax	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1932		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Halifax	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1932		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Hamilton	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Bar 147 snooker club documented from 2010 to 2018
Hamilton	Fascia Consoles: Roundel
Hamilton	Detail: Grilles
Over the side door.
Hamilton	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1925		Stanley Howard Burton	Removed
Harrogate	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Harrogate	Pilasters: Scallops and roundel
Harrogate	Frieze: Pointed flutes
Harrogate	Doors: Coffin
Harrogate	Mosaic Tiles
Harrogate	Logo Grates
Oval
Harrogate	Windows: Offset stepped light				Surviving
Harrogate	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Harrow	Window Head Panel: Plain canted arch
Harrow	Spandrel: Large nested chevrons
Harrow	Building Material: Black granite and stone
Hastings	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Hastings	Spandrel: Star in square
Hayes	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with inlaid sunburst (granite)
Hayes	Pilasters: Spearhead
Hayes	Logo				Damaged
Ghost logo
Hayes	Building Material: Black granite
Hayes	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Hemel Hempstead	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain of merit
Hemel Hempstead	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Hemel Hempstead	Doors: Coffin
Hemel Hempstead	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Hemel Hempstead	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Hereford	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1928		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Hereford	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1928		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Hertford	Midcentury Columns
Hertford	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Castle Snooker Club documented from 2004 to 2022
Hertford	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Hertford	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Hertford	Spandrel: Patterned brick
Hertford	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Hertford	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1939		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Hertford	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1939		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Hertford	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1939		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
High Barnet	Logo				Damaged
Parapet / top of building
High Barnet	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
High Barnet	Pilasters: Fluted
High Barnet	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
High Barnet	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
High Barnet	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1937		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
High Barnet	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
High Barnet	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
High Wycombe	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
Runs across all bays
High Wycombe	Frieze: Shouldered panels
Hitchin	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Hitchin Snooker Club documented from 2004 to 2009
Hitchin	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Hitchin	Doors: Coffin
Hitchin	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Hitchin	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Hitchin	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Partially obscured by a pipe
Hornchurch	Midcentury Columns
Hornchurch	Billiard Hall				Removed
Knights Snooker Club (permanently closed by 2022 according to Google Maps)
Hornchurch	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
Hornchurch	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Hornchurch	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Hornchurch	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Hornchurch	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1939		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Hornchurch	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1939		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Hornchurch	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1939		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Hounslow	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
Hounslow	Pilasters: Fluted
Huddersfield – Market Place	Pilasters: Huddersfield Market Place style
Huddersfield – Market Place	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Huddersfield – Market Place	Frieze: Dentil
Huddersfield – New Street	Pilasters: Flared palmette with roundels
Huddersfield – New Street	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette and roundels
Double lines between petals
Huddersfield – New Street	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
Huddersfield – New Street	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
Huddersfield – New Street	Fascia Consoles: Roundel and beads
Hull – Hessle Road	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
Hull – Hessle Road	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Hull – Hessle Road	Spandrel: Fluted
Hull – Hessle Road	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1939		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Hull – Whitefriargate	Pilasters: Hull Whitefriargate style
Hull – Whitefriargate	Spandrel: Chevron and lozenges
Hull – Whitefriargate	Balcony: Nested arcs
Curved balcony
Hull – Whitefriargate	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif and text in the tiling
Hull – Whitefriargate	Building Material: Black granite
Huntingdon	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1951		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Huntingdon	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1951		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Ilford	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
Ilford	Pilasters: Winged crest
Ilford	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
Ilford	Frieze: Pennants
Ilford	Name Panel: Plain lugged
Ipswich	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Ipswich	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
Ipswich	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Ipswich	Spandrel: Plain with roundel
Roundel within a sunk rectangle
Ipswich	Doors: Coffin
Jarrow	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Jarrow	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif in the tiling
Jarrow	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Jarrow	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Jarrow	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Jarrow	Doors: Coffin
Main entrance
Jarrow	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Jarrow	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Kendal	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Kendal	Doors: Coffin
Kendal	Mosaic Tiles
Straight lines only (no stepped border)
Kendal	Window Head Panel: Pediment
Kendal	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Kendal	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1935		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Kendal	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1935		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Kendal	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1935		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Kettering	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton			Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Kettering	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Kettering	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette
Kettering	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Kidderminster	Pilasters: Crest with fans and scrolls
Kidderminster	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Kidderminster	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Kidderminster	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1929		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Kilmarnock	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed with fluted panel
Kilmarnock	Frieze: Roundels
Kilmarnock	Midcentury Columns				Surviving
King's Lynn	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
King's Lynn	Spandrel: Fluted with roundel
King's Lynn	Frieze: Egg and leaf
King's Lynn	Doors: Coffin
King's Lynn	Mosaic Tiles
Kingston-upon-Thames	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Kingston-upon-Thames	Frieze: Interlocking key
Kirkcaldy	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Plaza ballroom / Central Billiard Saloon documented from 1949
Kirkcaldy	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Kirkcaldy	Spandrel: Large nested chevrons with diamonds
Kirkcaldy	Frieze: Egg and dart
Kirkcaldy	Parapet Ends: Large flutes
Kirkcaldy	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Removed
Kirkcaldy	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Kirkcaldy	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Leamington Spa	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Leamington Spa	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Leamington Dance Centre / Frames Snooker Club documented from 2008 to 2022
Leamington Spa	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
Leamington Spa	Pilasters: Winged crest
Leamington Spa	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette
Leamington Spa	Frieze: Pennants
Leeds – Briggate	Pilasters: Roundel below bar
Leeds – Briggate	Pilasters: Three roundels
Leeds – Briggate	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Leeds – Briggate	Spandrel: Star in square
Leeds – Briggate	Spandrel: Framed roundel
Leeds – Briggate	Frieze: Tall meander
Leeds – Hudson Road Mills factory	Design: Factory
Leek	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Leek Snooker Club documented from 2009
Leek	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Leek	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Leicester	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Leicester	Pilasters: Flared palmette
Leicester	Pilasters: Leicester style
Leicester	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette, roundels and anthemion
Leicester	Frieze: Rounded meander
Leicester	Roundel: Rosette
Leicester	Name Panel: Scroll ends
Leicester	Detail: Lion mask
Large lion head on the curved end of the building.
Leigh	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Leigh	Address Panel				Removed
Had address of Cardiff branch on the fascia (see old photo) but this has been removed
Leigh	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Leigh	Pilasters: Volute and palmette (round column)
Leigh	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Leigh	Frieze: Dentil with egg and dart
Leigh	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Leigh	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Leigh	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Letchworth Garden City	Billiard Hall				Surviving
ABC Letchworth Snooker Club documented from 2009 to 2022
Letchworth Garden City	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
Letchworth Garden City	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Wide
Letchworth Garden City	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Deep
Letchworth Garden City	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Letchworth Garden City	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Lichfield	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Lichfield	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Lichfield	Doors: Coffin
Lichfield	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Lichfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Lichfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Lincoln	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with carved sunburst
Lincoln	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf with anthemion
Lincoln	Frieze: Dogtooth brick
Lincoln	Roundel: Wheel roundel
Lincoln	Windows: Pointed stepped light				Surviving
Lincoln	Name Panel: Flanking panels with roundels
Lincoln	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1933		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Lincoln	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1933		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Lincoln	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1933		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Liverpool – Church Street	Design: Woolworths collaboration
Liverpool – Walton	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Liverpool – Walton	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Liverpool – Walton	Pilasters: Volute and palmette (round column)
Liverpool – Walton	Spandrel: Fluted with square-petal rosette
Liverpool – Walton	Frieze: Dentil with egg and dart
Liverpool – Walton	Doors: Coffin
Side panels only
Liverpool – Walton	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1936		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Liverpool – Walton	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Llandudno	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Llandudno	Pilasters: Plain moulded
Llandudno	Doors: Coffin
Llandudno	Mosaic Tiles
Red tiles only
Llandudno	Window Head Panel: Pediment
Llandudno	Window Head Panel: Segmental pediment
Llandudno	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1934		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Llandudno	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1934		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Llandudno	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1934		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Llanelli	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Llanelli	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Llanelli	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Llanelli	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Llanelli	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Llanelli	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Balham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Barking	Elephant Heads				Surviving
London – Barking	Pilasters: Elephant head
London – Barking	Spandrel: Wide chevron
London – Barking	Frieze: Rounded flutes
London – Barking	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
London – Barking	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
London – Barking	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Beckenham	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
London – Beckenham	Pilasters: Pointed stepped
London – Beckenham	Spandrel: Plain with roundel
London – Beckenham	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
London – Brixton	Window Head Panel: Sunk squares
London – Brixton	Pilasters: Greek key
London – Brixton	Spandrel: Sunk panel with fluted tablet
London – Brixton	Frieze: Dentil
London – Brixton	Fascia Consoles: Sunk square
London – Brixton	Parapet Ends: Sunburst
London – Brixton	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1927		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
London – Brixton	Foundation Stone Laid by James Arnold Burton	1927		James Arnold Burton	Surviving
London – Brixton	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1927		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Camden 121-123 Camden High Street	Doors: Coffin
London – Camden 121-123 Camden High Street	Window Head Panel: Five nested arcs
London – Camden 121-123 Camden High Street	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
London – Camden 121-123 Camden High Street	Spandrel: Fluted
London – Catford	Mural
London – Catford	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with inlaid sunburst (granite)
London – Catford	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel and tabs
London – Catford	Building Material: Black granite
London – Catford	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
London – Chingford Mount	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with inlaid sunburst (granite)
London – Chingford Mount	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
London – Chingford Mount	Building Material: Black granite
London – Chiswick	Pilasters: Large roundel with drops
London – Chiswick	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
London – Clapham	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1920		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
London – Cricklewood	Window Lights
London – Cricklewood	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Nelson's Billiard Club documented from 1935 to 1970
London – Cricklewood	Spandrel: Fluted
London – Cricklewood	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1935		Raymond Montague Burton	Removed
London – Crystal Palace	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
London – Crystal Palace	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
London – Crystal Palace	Spandrel: Alternating reeds
London – Crystal Palace	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
London – Deptford	Pilasters: Octagonal volutes
London – Deptford	Spandrel: Wide chevron
London – Deptford	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
London – Deptford	Crest: Winged chevron shield
London – Deptford	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
London – East Ham	Logo
Parapet / top of building; Above side door; "Montague Burton Buildings"
London – East Ham	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
London – East Ham	Frieze: Overlapping discs
London – East Ham	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
London – East Ham	Parapet Ends: Quadrant and flame
London – East Ham	Foundation Stone Laid by James Arnold Burton	1930		James Arnold Burton	Surviving
London – Edgware	Window Head Panel: Speed lines
London – Edgware	Pilasters: Square stepped
London – Edgware	Window Lights: Tall chevron
London – Edgware	Logo
London – Elephant and Castle	Spandrel: Fluted with rosette
London – Elephant and Castle	Frieze: Dentil
London – Elephant and Castle	Crest: Winged roundel
London – Elephant and Castle	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
London – Elephant and Castle	Logo
"Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
London – Eltham	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Racks Snooker and Pool Bar documented from 2008 to 2012
London – Eltham	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
London – Eltham	Pilasters: Plain Ionic (round column)
London – Eltham	Frieze: Dentil
London – Eltham	Balcony: MB monogram
London – Eltham	Doors: Coffin
Side panels only
London – Eltham	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
London – Forest Gate	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
London – Forest Gate	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
London – Forest Gate	Spandrel: Fluted with quatrefoil
London – Forest Gate	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
London – Forest Gate	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Fulham	Logo
Above side door; "Montague Burton Buildings"
London – Fulham	Pilasters: Ionic with fluted neck
London – Fulham	Spandrel: Winged shield
London – Fulham	Spandrel: Plain with roundel
London – Fulham	Spandrel: Nested rectangles
London – Fulham	Frieze: Dentil
London – Fulham	Crest: Anthemion and scrolls
London – Fulham	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
London – Fulham	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1931		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
London – Greenwich	Elephant Heads				Surviving
London – Greenwich	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain-link pattern above and below the lights (original design, lost at many branches).
London – Greenwich	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif in the tiling
London – Greenwich	Pilasters: Elephant head
London – Greenwich	Spandrel: Wide chevron with detail
London – Greenwich	Frieze: Rounded flutes
London – Greenwich	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
London – Greenwich	Crest: Open book and crown
London – Greenwich	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
Repeated overlapping diamonds either side of the panel.
London – Greenwich	Fascia Consoles: Three bars
London – Greenwich	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1932		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
London – Greenwich	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1932		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Greenwich	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1932		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
London – Hammersmith	Window Lights
London – Hammersmith	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
London – Hammersmith	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
London – Hammersmith	Spandrel: Star in square
London – Hammersmith	Frieze: Gadroons
London – Hammersmith	Window Head Panel: Console hood
London – Hammersmith	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
London – Hammersmith	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1939		Raymond Montague Burton	Removed
London – Hammersmith	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1939		Stanley Howard Burton	Removed
London – Kilburn	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
London – Kilburn	Pilasters: Winged crest
London – Kilburn	Spandrel: Winged shield with roundels
London – Kilburn	Frieze: Pennants
London – Kilburn	Name Panel: Plain lugged
London – Kilburn	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
London – Kingsbury	Pilasters: Rounded reeds
London – Kingsbury	Spandrel: Basketweave brick
London – Kingsbury	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
London – Kingsbury	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
London – Lewisham	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Broadway 2 Snooker Club documented from 2012
London – Lewisham	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
London – Lewisham	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
London – Lewisham	Frieze: Square meander
London – Lewisham	Frieze: Rounded flutes
London – Lewisham	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
London – Lewisham	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
London – Lewisham	Roundel: Rosette
6 petals
London – Lewisham	Name Panel: Reeded lugged
London – Lewisham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1930		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Morden	Window Head Panel: Scalloped fluted
London – Morden	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
London – Morden	Spandrel: V-fluted with wide border
London – Neasden	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1937		Austin Stephen Burton	Removed
London – North Finchley	Window Head Panel: Plain canted arch
London – North Finchley	Pilasters: Spearhead
London – North Finchley	Spandrel: Sunk panel
London – North Finchley	Building Material: Black granite
London – North Finchley	Windows: Canted stepped light				Surviving
London – North Finchley	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1936		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
London – Notting Hill Gate	Pilasters: Speed lines
London – Notting Hill Gate	Frieze: Triple nested arcs
London – Notting Hill Gate	Detail: Streamline bands
London – Notting Hill Gate	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Removed
London – Palmers Green	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
London – Palmers Green	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
London – Palmers Green	Spandrel: Fluted
London – Palmers Green	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
London – Penge	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
London – Penge	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
London – Poplar	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif in the tiling; preserved in a wall
London – Portobello Road	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1929		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
London – Portobello Road	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Portobello Road	Window Lights: Chain link	1929			Surviving
Assume added in 1929 along with the foundation stones. A rare older style of window light with just one panel remaining, displaying "London".
London – Seven Sisters	Window Head Panel: Pediment
London – Seven Sisters	Crest: Anthemion
London – Seven Sisters	Fascia Consoles
Carved ornament at the top.
London – Seven Sisters	Detail
Bas-reliefs.
London – Seven Sisters	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Southgate	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
London – Southgate	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
London – Southgate	Spandrel: Plain with roundel
London – Southgate	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
London – Southgate	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1938		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
London – Southgate	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
London – Southgate	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Streatham	Elephant Heads				Surviving
London – Streatham	Pilasters: Elephant head
London – Streatham	Spandrel: Wide chevron
London – Streatham	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
London – Streatham	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
London – Streatham	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1932		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
London – Streatham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1932		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Tooting	Pilasters: Tooting style
London – Tooting	Fascia Consoles: Block dentils
London – Tottenham	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
London – Tottenham	Spandrel: Fluted
London – Tottenham	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1936		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
London – Tottenham Court Road	Pilasters: Volute and small palmette
London – Tottenham Court Road	Pilasters: Volute and small palmette (round column)
London – Tottenham Court Road	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette, roundels and anthemion
London – Tottenham Court Road	Frieze: Dentil
London – Tottenham Court Road	Frieze: Square meander
London – Tottenham Court Road	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
London – Tottenham Court Road	Frieze: Wave and rosette
London – Tottenham Court Road	Crest: Winged roundel
London – Tottenham Court Road	Detail: Grilles
Over the side door.
London – Tottenham Court Road	Detail
Narrow window at the top.
London – Upper Edmonton	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Cousins Snooker Pool Bar documented from 2019 to 2022
London – Upper Edmonton	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
London – Upper Edmonton	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
London – Upper Edmonton	Logo				Damaged
Ghost logo
London – Walthamstow	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Embassy Snooker Club documented from 2008 to 2015
London – Walthamstow	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
London – Walthamstow	Pilasters: Winged crest
London – Walthamstow	Spandrel: Winged shield
London – Walthamstow	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Waterloo	Pilasters: Plain T-panel
London – Waterloo	Crest: Open book and crown
London – Waterloo	Logo
London – Westbourne Park	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
London – Westbourne Park	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
London – Westbourne Park	Spandrel: Fluted with ringed roundel
London – Westbourne Park	Detail
Large rounded corner parapet.
London – Wood Green	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Snooker club documented from 2008
London – Wood Green	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
London – Wood Green	Spandrel: Winged shield with roundels
London – Wood Green	Frieze: Square meander
London – Wood Green	Frieze: Rounded flutes
London – Wood Green	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
London – Wood Green	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
London – Wood Green	Name Panel: Plain flanking panels
London – Wood Green	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
London – Wood Green	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
London – Wood Green	Foundation Stone Laid by James Arnold Burton	1931		James Arnold Burton	Surviving
London – Wood Green	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Woolwich Hare Street	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
London – Woolwich Hare Street	Frieze: Fan and scroll
London – Woolwich Hare Street	Frieze: Roundels
London – Woolwich Hare Street	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
London – Woolwich Hare Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
London – Woolwich Hare Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1929		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
London – Woolwich Hare Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1929		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Long Eaton	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Long Eaton	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Long Eaton	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Long Eaton	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Long Eaton	Windows: Squared margin lights				Surviving
Long Eaton	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Long Eaton	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1935		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Long Eaton	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1935		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Long Eaton	Foundation Stone Laid by Lady Montague Burton	1935		Lady Montague Burton	Surviving
Long Eaton	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1935		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Long Eaton	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1935		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Loughborough	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Loughborough	Frieze: Dentil
Loughborough	Fascia Consoles: Leaf and dart
Loughborough	Detail: Lion mask
Lowestoft	Detail
Projecting window sills with double lines beneath.
Lowestoft	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1924		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Lowestoft	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1924		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Luton	Pilasters: Luton style
Luton	Name Panel: Plain lugged
Luton	Fascia Consoles: Pyramid
Luton	Billiard Hall	1928			Removed
Leased to Sidney Pedder for 21 years in 1928 and used as a dance hall whilst awaiting billiard hall licence.
Lytham St. Annes	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1930		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Lytham St. Annes	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1930		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Lytham St. Annes	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1930		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Macclesfield	Window Head Panel: Two nested arcs
Macclesfield	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Macclesfield	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Macclesfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1939		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Macclesfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1939		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Macclesfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1939		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Macclesfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1939		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Maidstone	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Maidstone	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Maidstone	Frieze: Interlocking key
Maidstone	Crest: Anthemion
Maidstone	Parapet Ends: Quadrant and flame
Maidstone	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Frieze: Square meander
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Name Panel: Plain flanking panels
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Manchester – 103 Oldham Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Manchester – 92-94 Oldham Street	Pilasters: Octagonal volutes
Manchester – 92-94 Oldham Street	Spandrel: Triple nested arcs
Manchester – 92-94 Oldham Street	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Manchester – 92-94 Oldham Street	Logo				Damaged
Ghost logo
Manchester – 92-94 Oldham Street	Windows: Shouldered margin lights				Surviving
Manchester – 92-94 Oldham Street	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Manchester – 92-94 Oldham Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1934		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Manchester – Beswick	Window Head Panel: Plain reeded
Manchester – Beswick	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Manchester – Beswick	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Manchester – Beswick	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Manchester – Bradford	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Manchester – Bradford	Frieze: Fan and scroll
Manchester – Bradford	Frieze: Roundels
Manchester – Bradford	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
Manchester – Bradford	Logo
"Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Manchester – Oxford Road	Pilasters: T-panel with crest
Manchester – Oxford Road	Spandrel: Plain with rosette
Mansfield	Pilasters: Split reed
Mansfield	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Mansfield	Spandrel: Star in square
Mansfield	Frieze: Running key
Margate	Midcentury Columns
Margate	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Margate	Spandrel: Winged roundel
Margate	Spandrel: Star in square
Margate	Spandrel: Framed roundel
Margate	Frieze: Gadroons
Merthyr Tydfil	Midcentury Columns
Mexborough	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with inlaid sunburst (granite)
Mexborough	Building Material: Black granite and stone
Mexborough	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Mexborough	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Mexborough	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Morecambe	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Morecambe	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Morley	Window Head Panel: Fluted with double line
Morley	Pilasters: Fluted
Morley	Doors: Coffin
Side panels only
Morley	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Morley	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1938		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Morley	Foundation Stone Laid by Lady Montague Burton	1938		Lady Montague Burton	Surviving
Morley	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Motherwell	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Motherwell	Frieze: Dentil with egg and dart
Neath	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Pool World documented from 2015
Neath	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
Neath	Window Head Panel: Fluted with double line
Neath	Pilasters: Fluted
Neath	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Neath	Address Panel				Removed
Planning drawings show panels for 18-20 Princes Street, Edinburgh; 118-132 New Oxford Street, London; 21-22 Dame Street, Dublin; 1-3 Duke Street, Cardiff. Not guaranteed that these were installed as shown.
Neath	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Neath	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Neath	Foundation Stone Laid by Stephen Austin Burton	1937		Stephen Austin Burton	Surviving
Nelson	Logo
"Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Nelson	Detail: Urns
Nelson	Design: Woolworths collaboration
Newark – Market Place	Window Lights: Tall chevron
Newark – Market Place	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Newark – Market Place	Frieze: Dentil, egg and leaf
Newark – Market Place	Balcony: Square scrolls
Curved sides
Newark – Market Place	Doors: Chevron
Newark – Market Place	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Newark – Market Place	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1935		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Newark – Market Place	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1935		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Newark – Stodman Street	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with carved sunburst
Newark – Stodman Street	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf with anthemion
Newark – Stodman Street	Logo Grates
Oval
Newark – Stodman Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1934		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Newark – Stodman Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1934		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Newark – Stodman Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1934		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Newbury	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Newbury	Pilasters: Rounded stepped with central groove
Newbury	Frieze: Shouldered panels
Newcastle – Clayton Street	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Newcastle – Clayton Street	Spandrel: Plain with rosette
Newcastle – Clayton Street	Frieze: Tall meander
Newcastle – Clayton Street	Frieze: Roundels
Newcastle – Northumberland Street	Window Head Panel: Wide fluted
Newcastle – Northumberland Street	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Newcastle – Northumberland Street	Spandrel: Round-headed panel
Newcastle – Northumberland Street	Logo
Newcastle – Northumberland Street	Windows: Corner chevrons
On the rounded corner
Newport – High Street	Midcentury Columns
Newport – High Street	Pilasters: T-panel with crest
Newport – High Street	Spandrel: Plain with rosette
Newport – High Street	Frieze: Ribbed band
Newport – High Street	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Newport – High Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Newport – Skinner Street	Doors: Coffin
Coffin-shaped glazing in both doors, and a large coffin-shaped window light above, turned on its side
Newport – Skinner Street	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain of merit: two towns faintly visible
Newport – Skinner Street	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain of merit: two towns faintly visible
Newport – Skinner Street	Address Panel
Address of Cardiff Duke Street branch.
Newport – Skinner Street	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Newton Abbot	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with vertical bars
Newton Abbot	Pilasters: Spearhead
Newton Abbot	Building Material: Black granite and stone
North Shields	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
North Shields	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
North Shields	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
North Shields	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
North Shields	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1939		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Northampton – Abington Street	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Northampton – Abington Street	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Northampton – Abington Street	Spandrel: Fluted with roundel
Northampton – Abington Street	Frieze: Egg and dart
Northampton – Abington Street	Doors: Coffin
Northampton – Abington Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Northampton – Gold Street	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Northampton – Gold Street	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette
Northampton – Gold Street	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Northampton – Gold Street	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Northampton – Gold Street	Detail
Pediment over the side door (may not be original).
Northampton – Gold Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1931		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Nottingham – Beastmarket Hill	Logo
Above side door; "Montague Burton Chambers"
Nottingham – Beastmarket Hill	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Nottingham – Beastmarket Hill	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Nottingham – Beastmarket Hill	Spandrel: Star in square
Nottingham – Beastmarket Hill	Balcony: Saltire panel
No side panels
Nottingham – Beastmarket Hill	Window Head Panel: Pediment
Nottingham – Beastmarket Hill	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1924		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Nottingham – Beastmarket Hill	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1924		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Nottingham – Clumber Street	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Nottingham – Clumber Street	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Nottingham – Clumber Street	Spandrel: Roundel with tails
Nottingham – Clumber Street	Frieze: Gadroons
Nottingham – Clumber Street	Frieze: Roundels
Nottingham – Clumber Street	Window Head Panel: Console hood
Nottingham – Clumber Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1928		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Nottingham – Goose Gate	Logo
Above side door; "Montague Burton Chambers"
Nottingham – Goose Gate	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Nottingham – Goose Gate	Window Head Panel: Three ribbed nested arcs
Nottingham – Goose Gate	Spandrel: Interlaced chevrons
Nottingham – Goose Gate	Doors: Coffin
Nuneaton	Pilasters: Roundel below bar
Nuneaton	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Nuneaton	Spandrel: Framed roundel
Nuneaton	Frieze: Tall meander
Nuneaton	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1930		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Nuneaton	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1930		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Oldham	Elephant Heads				Damaged
Badly weathered
Oldham	Pilasters: Elephant head
Oldham	Spandrel: Winged shield with roundels
Oldham	Crest: Chevron and crown
Oldham	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
Paisley	Logo
Above side door
Paisley	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Paisley	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
Paisley	Frieze: Square meander
Paisley	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Paisley	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
Paisley	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
Paisley	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
Penrith	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif in the tiling
Penrith	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
Penrith	Pilasters: Fluted
Penrith	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Penrith	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Penrith	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Penrith	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Penrith	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Penrith	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1937		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Penzance	Pilasters: Scallops and roundel
Penzance	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1933		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Penzance	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1933		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Peterborough	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
Zig zags recessed, giving a double-line look
Peterborough	Pilasters: Fan top with reeds
Peterborough	Spandrel: Quadruple nested arcs
Peterborough	Windows: Shouldered margin lights				Restored
Peterborough	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1933		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Peterborough	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1933		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Poole	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with spider-web sunburst
Poole	Building Material: Black granite and stone
Poole	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Poole	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Portsmouth – 144 Commercial Road	Spandrel: Stepped flutes
Portsmouth – 159-161 Commercial Road	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Portsmouth – 159-161 Commercial Road	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Portsmouth – 159-161 Commercial Road	Frieze: Gadroons
Portsmouth – North End	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Portsmouth – North End	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Portsmouth – North End	Spandrel: Fluted with large ringed roundel
Narrow fluting
Portsmouth – North End	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Portsmouth – North End	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1938		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Portsmouth – North End	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Portsmouth – North End	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Preston	Pilasters: Egyptian
Preston	Balcony: Saltire panel
Preston	Pediment: Triangular
Reading – 73-74 Broad Street	Window Head Panel: Stepped head
Reading – 73-74 Broad Street	Pilasters: Spearhead
Reading – 73-74 Broad Street	Spandrel: Quadruple nested arcs
Reading – 73-74 Broad Street	Frieze: Chevron and lozenges
Reading – 73-74 Broad Street	Building Material: Black granite and stone
Reading – 73-74 Broad Street	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Reading – 73-74 Broad Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Reading – 73-74 Broad Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Stephen Austin Burton	1936		Stephen Austin Burton	Surviving
Reading – 97-98 Broad Street	Pilasters: Pointed stepped
Reading – 97-98 Broad Street	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Redruth	Window Head Panel: Console hood
Redruth	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Reigate	Pilasters: Grooved capital
Reigate	Balcony: Interlaced rings
Reigate	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Reigate	Window Head Panel: Console hood
Reigate	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Reigate	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1939		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Reigate	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1939		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Rhyl	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Rhyl	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Rhyl	Frieze: Square meander
Rhyl	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Rhyl	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1930		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Rhyl	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1930		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Rhyl	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1930		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Richmond	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Richmond	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Richmond	Spandrel: Star in square
Richmond	Frieze: Gadroons
Richmond	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1928		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Richmond	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1928		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Ripon	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Ripon	Frieze: Dentil
Ripon	Doors: Coffin
Ripon	Mosaic Tiles
Rochdale	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Rochdale	Spandrel: Winged roundel with anthemion
Rochdale	Spandrel: Star in square
Rochdale	Frieze: Gadroons
Rochdale	Crest: Anthemion
Rochdale	Parapet Ends: Rosette
Rotherham	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Central Snooker Club documented from 2008 to 2017
Rotherham	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Rotherham	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Rotherham	Spandrel: Winged shield with roundels
Rotherham	Frieze: Meander
Rotherham	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1931		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Rotherham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Rothesay	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton			Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Rothesay	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton			Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Rothesay	Window Lights: Chevron
Rothesay	Logo
Below windows
Rothesay	Logo Grates
Oval
Rugby	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Ruby Billiard Club documented from 2017 to 2018
Rugby	Window Head Panel: Inset fluted
Rugby	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Rugby	Spandrel: Plain with eight-petal rosette
Ruislip	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Ruislip	Pilasters: Shallow stepped
Ruislip	Spandrel: Waves
Ruislip	Mosaic Tiles
Ruislip	Doors: Coffin				Removed
Coffin door side panel remains in the side entryway
Runcorn	Window Lights: Tall chevron
Runcorn	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif in the tiling
Runcorn	Window Head Panel: Three uneven waves
Runcorn	Doors: Coffin
Main entrance
Runcorn	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Scarborough – 6-7 Newborough	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Scarborough – 6-7 Newborough	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds (round column)
Scarborough – 6-7 Newborough	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
Scarborough – 6-7 Newborough	Frieze: Square meander
Scarborough – 6-7 Newborough	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Scarborough – 6-7 Newborough	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
Scarborough – 84-85 Newborough	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Scarborough – 84-85 Newborough	Spandrel: Irregular chevron
Scarborough – 84-85 Newborough	Frieze: Dentil with egg and dart
Scarborough – 84-85 Newborough	Mosaic Tiles
Scarborough – 84-85 Newborough	Detail
Simple chevron strip above the side door.
Selby	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Selby	Frieze: Dentil, egg and leaf
Selby	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Selby	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Selby	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Selby	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Sheerness	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Chain of merit
Sheerness	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Sheerness	Frieze: Interlocking key
Sheerness	Logo Grates
Oval
Sheerness	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Sheerness	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Sheffield – Attercliffe 582-596 Attercliffe Road	Logo				Removed
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton Buildings"
Sheffield – Attercliffe 582-596 Attercliffe Road	Logo
Above side door; "Montague Burton Buildings"
Sheffield – Attercliffe 582-596 Attercliffe Road	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif in the tiling
Sheffield – Attercliffe 582-596 Attercliffe Road	Billiard Hall				Surviving
Hot Shots Snooker Club documented from 2008 to 2022
Sheffield – Attercliffe 582-596 Attercliffe Road	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed with fluted panel
Sheffield – Attercliffe 582-596 Attercliffe Road	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Sheffield – Attercliffe 582-596 Attercliffe Road	Fascia Consoles: Spearhead
Sheffield – Attercliffe 582-596 Attercliffe Road	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1931		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Sheffield – Attercliffe 783-787 Attercliffe Road	Foundation Stone Laid by Stephen Austin Burton			Stephen Austin Burton	Surviving
Sheffield – Attercliffe 783-787 Attercliffe Road	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Sheffield – Attercliffe 783-787 Attercliffe Road	Mosaic Tiles
Sheffield – Attercliffe 783-787 Attercliffe Road	Window Head Panel: Alternating reeded
Reeds slightly wavy
Sheffield – Attercliffe 783-787 Attercliffe Road	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf with anthemion
Sheffield – Attercliffe 783-787 Attercliffe Road	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Sheffield – Attercliffe 783-787 Attercliffe Road	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1932		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Sheffield – Attercliffe 783-787 Attercliffe Road	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1932		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Sheffield – High Street	Pilasters: Octagonal volutes
Sheffield – High Street	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Sheffield – High Street	Crest: Winged roundel
Sheffield – High Street	Logo
Sheffield – Hillsborough	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Sheffield – Hillsborough	Frieze: Fan and scroll
Sheffield – Hillsborough	Frieze: Roundels
Sheffield – Hillsborough	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1930		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Sidcup	Logo
Sidcup	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Sidcup	Frieze: Dentil
Sidcup	Balcony: B monogram
Curved sides
Sidcup	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Sidcup	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Sittingbourne	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Sittingbourne	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
Sittingbourne	Pilasters: Fluted
Sittingbourne	Window Lights: Tall chevron
Sittingbourne	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Skipton	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
Skipton	Pilasters: Fluted
Slough	Window Head Panel: Plain canted arch
Slough	Pilasters: Spearhead
Slough	Spandrel: Plain with roundel
Slough	Building Material: Black granite
Slough	Windows: Canted stepped light				Surviving
South Shields	Pilasters: Flared palmette with roundels
South Shields	Spandrel: Fluted with roundel
South Shields	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
South Shields	Fascia Consoles: Leaf and dart
Southampton	Window Head Panel: Tall chevrons
Southampton	Building Material: Black granite and stone
Southampton	Windows: Square stepped light				Surviving
Southampton	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Southend-on-Sea	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
Southend-on-Sea	Pilasters: Winged crest
Southend-on-Sea	Spandrel: Winged shield with roundels
Southend-on-Sea	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Southend-on-Sea	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Southend-on-Sea	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1930		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Southend-on-Sea	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1930		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Southport	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Southport	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Southport	Spandrel: Fluted with large roundel
Spalding	Window Head Panel: Wide fluted
Spalding	Pilasters: Twin round-headed panels
St. Albans	Window Head Panel: Speed lines
St. Helier	Pilasters: Octagonal volutes
St. Helier	Spandrel: Small chevron with roundels
St. Helier	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
St. Helier	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1932		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
St. Helier	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1932		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Stafford	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Stafford	Pilasters: Volute and palmette (round column)
Stafford	Spandrel: Nested chevrons with diamonds
Stafford	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1935		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Stafford	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1935		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Stamford	Window Lights: Tall chevron
Single panel over the side door
Stamford	Window Head Panel: Plain recessed
Stamford	Doors: Coffin
Stamford	Mosaic Tiles
Stirling	Pilasters: Three roundels
Stirling	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
Stirling	Frieze: Tall meander
Stockport	Mosaic Tiles
Includes a logo motif in the tiling
Stockport	Pilasters: Reeded
Stockport	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Stockport	Frieze: Woven chevrons
Stockport	Name Panel: Chevron ends
Stockport	Fascia Consoles: Spearhead
Stoke-on-Trent – Hanley	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Stoke-on-Trent – Hanley	Pilasters: Pointed stepped
Stoke-on-Trent – Hanley	Spandrel: Interlaced chevrons
Stoke-on-Trent – Hanley	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Stoke-on-Trent – Longton	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Stoke-on-Trent – Longton	Frieze: Fan and scroll
Stoke-on-Trent – Longton	Frieze: Roundels
Stoke-on-Trent – Longton	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
Stoke-on-Trent – Longton	Name Panel: Plain lugged
Stoke-on-Trent – Longton	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Stoke-on-Trent – Longton	Midcentury Columns				Surviving
Stoke-on-Trent – Tunstall	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton			Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Stoke-on-Trent – Tunstall	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton			Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Stoke-on-Trent – Tunstall	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton			Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Stoke-on-Trent – Tunstall	Window Head Panel: Chevron and lozenge
Stoke-on-Trent – Tunstall	Pilasters: Winged crest
Stoke-on-Trent – Tunstall	Spandrel: Winged shield with roundels
Stoke-on-Trent – Tunstall	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Stoke-on-Trent – Tunstall	Frieze: Swags
Stoke-on-Trent – Tunstall	Fascia Consoles: Fluted
Stourbridge	Logo				Damaged
Parapet / top of building; Ghost logo
Stourbridge	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Stourbridge	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Stourbridge	Crest: Chevron shield and sunburst
Stourbridge	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Stourbridge	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Stratford-upon-Avon	Window Head Panel: Plain canted arch
Stratford-upon-Avon	Pilasters: Spearhead
Stratford-upon-Avon	Building Material: Black granite
Stratford-upon-Avon	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Stratford-upon-Avon	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Stratford-upon-Avon	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Stratford-upon-Avon	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Stroud	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Single panel over the door to upstairs
Stroud	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Stroud	Window Head Panel: Four nested arcs
Stroud	Pilasters: Sprouting leaf
Stroud	Spandrel: Reeded
Stroud	Doors: Coffin
Stroud	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1939		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Stroud	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1939		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Sunderland – Fawcett Street	Midcentury Columns		2023
Midcentury Burton shopfront and corner columns replaced with more sympathetic brick facade
Sutton – 137-145 High Street	Foundation Stone Laid by Lady Montague Burton	1938		Lady Montague Burton	Surviving
Sutton – 83-87 High Street	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Sutton – 83-87 High Street	Spandrel: Plain with ring
Sutton – Rosehill	Window Head Panel: Alternating reeded
Sutton – Rosehill	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Sutton – Rosehill	Spandrel: Alternating reeds
Sutton – Rosehill	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Sutton – Rosehill	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Sutton Coldfield	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with carved sunburst (granite)
Sutton Coldfield	Window Head Panel: Envelope
Sutton Coldfield	Window Lights: Tall chevron
Chain of merit
Sutton Coldfield	Doors: Coffin
Main entrance
Sutton Coldfield	Logo
"Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Sutton Coldfield	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Sutton Coldfield	Building Material: Black granite
Sutton Coldfield	Address Panel
Addresses of London and Edinburgh branches.
Sutton Coldfield	Midcentury Columns				Removed
Sutton Coldfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Removed
Sutton Coldfield	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Removed
Swansea – 21-22 Castle Street	Pilasters: Thin fluted
Swansea – 21-22 Castle Street	Spandrel: Reeded
Swansea – 7-8 Castle Street (II)	Pilasters: Scrolls and reeds
Swansea – 7-8 Castle Street (II)	Crest: Winged roundel
Swansea – 7-8 Castle Street (II)	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
Swansea – 7-8 Castle Street (II)	Logo
Swansea – 7-8 Castle Street (II)	Name Panel: Plain flanking panels
Swansea – High Street	Elephant Heads				Surviving
Swansea – High Street	Pilasters: Elephant head
Swansea – High Street	Spandrel: Sunk panel
Swansea – High Street	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Swansea – High Street	Crest: Open book and crown
Swansea – High Street	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
Swindon	Billiard Hall				Removed
Lucania Temperance Snooker and Billiards Hall
Swindon	Pilasters: Roundel on bar
Swindon	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette and roundels
Swindon	Frieze: Tall meander
Swindon	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1931		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Swindon	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1931		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Tamworth	Window Lights: Tall chevron
Single panel over the side door
Tamworth	Mosaic Tiles
Tamworth	Window Head Panel: Fluted with double line
Tamworth	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Tamworth	Crest: Chevron shield and sunburst
Tamworth	Doors: Coffin
Tamworth	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Tamworth	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1936		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Tamworth	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1936		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Tamworth	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Taunton	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton Buildings" (unclear)
Taunton	Window Head Panel: Plain round arch
Taunton	Pilasters: Taunton style
Taunton	Spandrel: Fluted with twelve-petal rosette
Taunton	Crest: Cartouche
Taunton	Roundel: Rosette
Taunton	Fascia Consoles: Plain curve
Taunton	Detail
Balusters.
Taunton	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1929		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Taunton	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1930		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Tonbridge	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Tonbridge	Frieze: Dentil
Torquay	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Torquay	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Torquay	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1937		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Truro	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Truro	Frieze: Dentil, egg and leaf
Tunbridge Wells	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Tunbridge Wells	Window Head Panel: Plain fluted
Tunbridge Wells	Pilasters: Climbing leaf
Tunbridge Wells	Crest: Palmette
Tunbridge Wells	Detail: Urns
With a fan.
Upminster	Pilasters: Rounded reeds
Upminster	Spandrel: Herringbone brick
Uxbridge	Pilasters: Volute and palmette
Uxbridge	Spandrel: Winged roundel
Walton-on-Thames	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Walton-on-Thames	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Walton-on-Thames	Spandrel: Alternating reeds
Walton-on-Thames	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Walton-on-Thames	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Walton-on-Thames	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Warrington	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Capital protrudes
Warrington	Pilasters: Plain Ionic (round column)
On curved end
Warrington	Frieze: Dentil
Warrington	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Partly visible.
Warrington	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Waterford	Logo
Parapet / top of building; Above side door; "Montague Burton Buildings"
Waterford	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Waterford	Frieze: Interlocking key
Waterford	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
Waterford	Windows: Squared wide margin lights				Surviving
Waterford	Parapet Ends: Quadrant and flame
Wednesbury	Window Head Panel: Canted arch with inlaid sunburst (granite)
Thin sunburst lines
Wednesbury	Pilasters: Spearhead
Wednesbury	Doors: Coffin
Wednesbury	Mosaic Tiles
Wednesbury	Building Material: Black granite
Wednesbury	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1937		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Wednesbury	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1937		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Wednesbury	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1937		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
West Bromwich	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
West Bromwich	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
West Bromwich	Frieze: Square meander
West Bromwich	Frieze: Rounded flutes
West Bromwich	Frieze: Anthemion cresting
West Bromwich	Crest: Palmette and scrolls
West Bromwich	Name Panel: Plain lugged
Weston-super-Mare	Elephant Heads				Surviving
Weston-super-Mare	Window Head Panel: Narrow canted arch on angled corner
Weston-super-Mare	Pilasters: Elephant head
Weston-super-Mare	Spandrel: Nested chevrons with diamonds and roundels
Weston-super-Mare	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Continues round the angled corner, with a large diamond in the middle.
Weston-super-Mare	Crest: Open book and crown
Weston-super-Mare	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
Whitehaven	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Whitehaven	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
Whitehaven	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Whitehaven	Pilasters: Pointed stepped
Whitehaven	Doors: Coffin
Side panels only
Whitehaven	Logo Grates
Rectangular
Whitehaven	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Whitehaven	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1938		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Whitehaven	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Whitehaven	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1938		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Widnes	Window Head Panel: Three uneven waves
Widnes	Pilasters: Square stepped with reeding
Widnes	Logo Grates
Oval
Widnes	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1934		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Widnes	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1934		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Wigan	Spandrel: Herringbone brick
Framed in timber
Wigan	Name Panel: Wigan style
Wigan	Detail
Stepped centrepiece with a niche.
Windsor	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Windsor	Frieze: Dentil with egg and dart
Windsor	Roundel: Rosette
Windsor	Balcony: Square scrolls
Curved sides
Wisbech	Doors: Coffin
Wisbech	Logo
Wisbech	Window Head Panel: Four ribbed nested arcs
Wisbech	Pilasters: Fluted
Woking	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
Woking	Frieze: Dentil
Woking	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Woking	Foundation Stone Laid by Austin Stephen Burton	1936		Austin Stephen Burton	Surviving
Woking	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1936		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Woking	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond	1936			Removed
Chain of merit clearly shows Blackpool and Chester above the corner window in c.1962 photo held by the Surrey History Centre
Wolverhampton – Dudley Street	Pilasters: Split reed
Wolverhampton – Dudley Street	Frieze: Running key
Wolverhampton – Victoria Street	Elephant Heads				Surviving
Wolverhampton – Victoria Street	Pilasters: Elephant head
Wolverhampton – Victoria Street	Spandrel: Chevron with roundels
Wolverhampton – Victoria Street	Frieze: Interlaced chevrons
Wolverhampton – Victoria Street	Crest: Open book and crown
Wolverhampton – Victoria Street	Name Panel: Lozenge and diamonds
Wombwell	Logo
Parapet / top of building; "Montague Burton the Tailor of Taste"
Wombwell	Logo
Above side door; "Montague Burton Buildings"
Wombwell	Window Head Panel: Three nested arcs
Wombwell	Pilasters: Rounded stepped
Wombwell	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Wombwell	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1938		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Workington	Midcentury Columns				Surviving
Workington	Pilasters: Split leaf and reed
Worksop	Pilasters: Grooved capital
Worksop	Doors: Margin lights
Worsley – Burtonville factory	Design: Factory
Wrexham	Pilasters: Ionic with hanging reeds
Wrexham	Spandrel: Fluted with ten-petal rosette and roundels
Wrexham	Frieze: Square meander
Wrexham	Frieze: Rounded flutes
Wrexham	Mosaic Tiles
Wrexham	Fascia Consoles: Three bars
Wrexham	Black Granite Fascia				Surviving
Wrexham	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1932		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
Wrexham	Foundation Stone Laid by Barbara Jessie Burton	1932		Barbara Jessie Burton	Surviving
Wrexham	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1932		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
Wrexham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1932		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
Wrexham	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1932		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving
York – Coney Street	Pilasters: Daggers
York – Coney Street	Spandrel: Double chevron with roundels
York – Coney Street	Window Head Panel: Shouldered surround
Side windows.
York – Coney Street	Window Head Panel: Stacked canted
Central window.
York – High Ousegate	Window Lights: Lozenge and diamond
York – High Ousegate	Mosaic Tiles
Logo motif in tiles has since been removed/replaced with plain tiles
York – High Ousegate	Pilasters: Plain Ionic
York – High Ousegate	Balcony: Square scrolls
With circles
York – High Ousegate	Doors: Coffin
Side and main entrance
York – High Ousegate	Foundation Stone Laid by Arnold James Burton	1933		Arnold James Burton	Surviving
York – High Ousegate	Foundation Stone Laid by Raymond Montague Burton	1933		Raymond Montague Burton	Surviving
York – High Ousegate	Foundation Stone Laid by Stanley Howard Burton	1933		Stanley Howard Burton	Surviving