Wax Chandlers Hall

London, EC2

Wax Chandlers Hall is located in the heart of the City in Gresham Street on a site that the Company has owned since 1501. Located in the Foster Lane Conservation Area, the current brick and granite styled building is the sixth design of the Hall on the same site, having lost previous versions to the Great Fire of 1666, town planning and general disrepair. The Hall is well appointed and has benefited from a recent refurbishment to its interior. Like many other livery companies, the Company acquired its Hall as a permanent meeting place and somewhere to administer its affairs, and these continue to be its main functions today.
It also offers a memorable option for corporate conferences and executive hospitality. The Wax Chandlers Company is one of the City of London livery companies. The business of a Wax Chandler was the preparation, making and sale of beeswax and beeswax products.