The Great Conservatory at Syon House looked particularly splendid in some recent sun. Erected in the 1830s, with a dramatic parabolic dome above a cast iron frame, it’s listed at Grade I, and is the ‘first metallic horticultural structure of any importance’. #IronworkThursday
Fantastic ironwork and verandah on the Central Hotel in Stanthorpe which was built in around 1908 as Sheahan's Hotel - one of the largest in the town at the time #stanthorpe#southerndowns#qld#bentsabout#latergram
Golden gate… Thames boathouses in SW London seen through the ironwork on Barnes Bridge stairs, 6 pm today
Church of St. Saviours, Dartmouth, Devon. South door, although dated 1631, has excellent probably C15 ironwork featuring 2 lions across a tree with large leaves. Photo: 27.10.2019.
Our latest blogpost looks at Victorian ironwork under our feet, in #Bishophill#Yorkwww.clementshallhistorygroup.org.uk/blog/gully-g...#history
The village in question is called En'Un Machi, Smoky Haze Township- a 150-year old (so very young by Rokugani standards) ironwork and trade town built on the canal that connects the Lake of Cherry Blossom Snow and the River of Gold (the Emperor allotted some of the unclaimed land south of the Hare.)
Couldn’t visit St Saviour’s Dartmouth without another look at my favourite door! The ironwork says 1631, but it’s thought that’s just when it was repaired . The wood has been carbon dated to 1361. #AdoorableThursday#ironworkthursday#medieval
