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Brownnsgrove House

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Brownnsgrove House
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Entrance gates to Browne's Grove country house, erected c.1850, and comprising vehicular entrance flanked by square-plan ashlar limestone piers with chamfered corners, moulded plinths and carved moulded pyramidal caps, supporting ornate cast-iron double-leaf gate, and having cut limetone wheelguards. Gateway flanked by similar cast-iron railings atop moulded limestone plinths having S-plan, terminating in similar piers to those of gateway.
These entrance gates are a fine example of ornamental mid-nineteenth-century stonework and wrought-iron decoration.

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