Designed by Architect Joseph Vincent Downes, the Bank of Ireland building was constructed in 1929-30 and occupies a prominent corner site, closing the vista along Belfast's Royal Avenue. 

This piece focuses on the Art Deco styled stone carved head which sits above the principle entrance to the building. The carving is a depiction of Mercury, the mythical Roman god of financial gain, with his winged hat and double-helix snakes. 

Location: Royal Avenue, Belfast

Scale: NTS

Dimensions: 175mm high, 175mm wide, 25mm deep

Weight: 1.153kg

This piece comes pre-drilled and ready to hang on a wall

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