This is a list of statues of British royalty in London.

The equestrian statue of Charles I, Charing Cross

House of Mercia

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
Offa of Mercia
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House of Wessex

House of Denmark

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
Sweyn I of Denmark
Canute the Great
Harold Harefoot
Harthacanute
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House of Wessex – Restored

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
Edward the Confessor
Harold Godwinson Waltham Abbey [3]
Edgar the Ætheling
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House of Normandy

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
William I
William II
Henry I
Stephen
Matilda Maughan Library (King's College London), central tower 1866–7 Farmer & Brindley [4]
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House of Plantagenet

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
Henry II
Thumb Richard I Outside the Palace of Westminster 1851 Carlo Marochetti [5]
Thumb John Egham High Street 1997 David Parfitt [6]
Henry III Maughan Library (King's College London), gateway on Chancery Lane 1891–6 Farmer & Brindley [7]
Edward I 114–115 High Holborn 1903
Edward II
Edward III Maughan Library (King's College London), gateway on Chancery Lane 1891–6 Farmer & Brindley [7]
Richard II
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House of Lancaster

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
Henry IV
Henry V
Henry VI Eton College Chapel John Bacon [8][9]
Thumb School Yard, Eton 1719 Francis Bird [10]
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House of York

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
Edward IV
Edward V
Richard III
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House of Tudor

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DateArtist / designer Type Designation Notes
Henry VII Tomb in Westminster Abbey 1518Pietro Torrigiano [11]
Thumb Henry VIII Above the entrance to St Bartholomew's Hospital 1702–3Francis Bird [12]
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Edward VI St Thomas' Hospital 1682Thomas Cartwright Grade II* [13]
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Edward VI St Thomas' Hospital 1736Peter Scheemakers Grade II* [14]
Thumb Elizabeth I St Dunstan-in-the-West 1670–99 ? [15]
Elizabeth I Royal Exchange 1844Musgrave Watson [16]
Elizabeth I Maughan Library (King's College London), central tower 1866–7Farmer & Brindley [4]
Thumb Elizabeth I Harrow School, south tower of Speech Room 19th century; installed on current site in 1925Richard Westmacott
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House of Stuart

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Notes Source
Thumb James I Temple Bar Gate, Paternoster Square c.1670–2 John Bushnell
Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey 1861–4 Thomas Thornycroft Intended for the Palace of Westminster. [17]
Thumb Anne of Denmark Temple Bar Gate, Paternoster Square c.1670–2 John Bushnell
Thumb Charles I Charing Cross

51.50732°N 0.12770°W / 51.50732; -0.12770 (Charles I)

1633 Hubert Le Sueur The earliest English equestrian statue. Originally commissioned in 1630 by Charles I's Lord Treasurer, Sir Richard Weston, for his house Mortlake Park in Roehampton. Erected on the site of the Charing Cross in 1674–5, when the pedestal was carved by Joshua Marshall. [18]
Thumb Temple Bar Gate, Paternoster Square c.1670–2 John Bushnell
Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey 1671 John Bushnell Intended for the Royal Exchange. [19]
Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey 1861–4 Thomas Thornycroft Intended for the Palace of Westminster. [20]
Thumb Charles II Temple Bar Gate, Paternoster Square c.1670–2 John Bushnell
Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey 1671 John Bushnell [21]
Thumb Soho Square 1681 Caius Gabriel Cibber
Royal Exchange 1789–91 John Spiller [22]
Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey 1865–71 Henry Weekes [23]
Thumb James II Trafalgar Square 1686 Peter Van Dievoet working in the studio of Grinling Gibbons [24]
Thumb William III St. James's Square 1807 John Bacon the Younger [25]
Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey 1862–7 Thomas Woolner [26]
Thumb Outside Kensington Palace 1908 Heinrich Baucke [27]
Mary II Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey 1862–8 Alexander Munro [28]
Thumb Anne Market House, Kingston upon Thames 1706 Francis Bird
Thumb Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster 1708 at latest Francis Bird
Maughan Library (King's College London), central tower 1866–7 Farmer & Brindley [4]
Thumb Outside the west front of St Paul's Cathedral 1886 Richard Claude Belt [29]
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House of Hanover

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
Thumb George I At the top of the spire of St. George's Church, Bloomsbury 1730 Unknown [30]
Thumb George II Golden Square 1720 John Nost the Elder [24]
Thumb Royal Naval College, Greenwich 1735 (unveiled) John Michael Rysbrack [31]
Thumb George III The quadrangle at Somerset House 1780 John Bacon [32]
Thumb Pall Mall 1836 Matthew Cotes Wyatt [33]
Thumb Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz Queen Square, Bloomsbury c.1775 Unknown [34]
Thumb Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany Duke of York Column, Waterloo Place 1832–4 Sir Richard Westmacott [35]
Thumb George IV Trafalgar Square c.1829–43 Sir Francis Legatt Chantrey [36]
Thumb William IV Greenwich, by the National Maritime Museum 1844 (unveiled) Samuel Nixon [37]
Thumb Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn Park Crescent, Marylebone 1824 (unveiled) Sebastian Gahagan [38]
Victoria Maughan Library (King's College London), central tower 1866–7 Farmer & Brindley [4]
Thumb Temple Bar 1879–80 Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm [39]
Royal Exchange 1891–6 Hamo Thornycroft [40]
Thumb Kensington Gardens, outside Kensington Palace 1893 Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll
(with Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm)
[41]
Thumb New Bridge Street (near Blackfriars Bridge) 1893–6 Charles Bell Birch [42]
Thumb Carlton House Terrace c.1897–1902 Sir Thomas Brock [43]
Thumb Croydon Town Hall 1903 (erected) Francis John Williamson [44]
Thumb Victoria and Albert Museum, entrance façade c.1905–6 Alfred Drury [45]
Thumb Victoria Memorial, outside Buckingham Palace 1911 (unveiled) Sir Thomas Brock [46]
Thumb Victoria Square 2007 Catherine Laugel
Thumb Prince George, Duke of Cambridge Whitehall 1907 Adrian Jones [47]
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House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Royal Exchange 1845–7 John Graham Lough [48]
Thumb Holborn Circus 1869–74 Charles Bacon [49]
Thumb Victoria and Albert Museum, entrance façade c.1905–6 Alfred Drury [45]
Thumb Edward VII Temple Bar 1879–80 Joseph Edgar Boehm [39]
Victoria and Albert Museum, entrance façade 1906 Sir William Goscombe John [45]
Thumb Outside Tooting Broadway tube station 1911 Louis Fritz Roselieb, later Louis Frederick Roslyn [50]
Thumb Waterloo Place 1921 (unveiled) Bertram Mackennal [51]
Alexandra of Denmark Victoria and Albert Museum, entrance façade 1906 Sir William Goscombe John [45]
Thumb Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel 1908 George Edward Wade [52]
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House of Windsor

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Image Monarch / ruler commemorated Location Date Sculptor Source
Thumb George V Old Palace Yard 1947 (unveiled) Sir William Reid Dick [53]
Thumb George VI The Mall 1954 William McMillan [54]
Thumb Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon The Mall 2009 (unveiled) Philip Jackson [55]
Elizabeth II Bexleyheath Clock Tower 2013 (unveiled) Frances Segelman [56]
Thumb Diana Spencer Kensington Palace 2021 (unveiled) Ian Rank-Broadley [57]
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