Palgrave & Co. [also known as Percy Palgrave & Co.] was an architectural practice active in London, England in the 1890s and early years of the twentieth century. Palgrave & Co. had an office at 12 Victoria Street, London in the 1890s.
Calcott Court, Brondesbury, London (1897-98); Smyrna Mansions, Smyrna Road, West Hampstead, London (1898); the Theatre of Varieties in Kilburn, London (1899); 22-26 Park House, Westminster, London (1904); Cathedral Mansions and Ashley Mansions, Vauxhall Bridge Road, London (1905-07); Wellington House, Buckingham Gate, Victoria, London (1908); and 70 - 71 New Bond Street, London (completed 1915). They also designed houses in Spencer Road, Bedford, London. Frognal, a residential building in Hampstead, London is discussed in Residential Flats of All Classes, Including Artisans' Dwellings by Sydney Perks (1905 pp. 116, 118)