Decorated ventilator grille at Nevill's Northumberland Avenue baths

          

Ventilator grille at top of cooling room dome

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Octagonal ventilator grille at the top of the cooling-room dome at Nevill's Turkish baths and Head Office at Northumberland Avenue.

The grille allowed hot air from the room to escape while ducted fresh air entered through openings in each of the window ledges.
Thank you! Sholem Wiseman, Doug Garrod, and Pell Frischmann plc

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Charing Cross Turkish bath for gentlemen

        

Victorian Turkish Baths:
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