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Battleaxe Gate Lodge — PADDOCK

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Battleaxe Gate Lodge — PADDOCK
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Cast-iron gate screen, built c.1855. Cast-iron piers composed of groups of nine battleaxes with shafts bound with bundles of rods on moulded stone plinth, battleaxe heads forming top of piers held together by guilloche-patterned binding. Double-leaf gates decorated with floral and foliated patterns, husks to bars, fleur-de-lys finials, and battleaxe-head finial to slam bar. Gates flanked by screen of railings of identical design. Outer rendered gate piers surmounted by quadruped ironwork pedestals with baronial coronets representing the rank of Baron Farnham. Roughcast rendered quadrant screen walls with low railings.

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