What is recorded here
Rectangular stone water trough, c. 1880, with trefoil decoration to carved panels, simple chamfered plinth base; in use as planter, with adjacent limestone lamp base.
Distinctive and well maintained late nineteenth-century carved stone water trough of local historical importance and significant for the overall character of the streetscape.
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