Description

SJ 7481 TATTON C.P. TATTON PARK

3/99 Wall and Balustrade. Of
Lower Terrace. Garden
before South Front of
Tatton Hall.

GV II

Wall and balustrade. c1860 and c1885 by Sir Joseph Paxton and 2nd
Baron Egerton of Tatton. Sandstone and terracotta. Wall with
balustrade, with semi-circular bow to centre and small abutting pieces
to either side. Rusticated sandstone walling topped by terracotta
balustrade. Balustrade divided into sections by piers. End piers and
end piers of abutting balustrade pieces carry vases with squat moulded
stems, gadrooned lower bodies and leaf carving to lip. The terracotta
balustrade is most probably the work of the 2nd Baron Egerton of
Tatton who designed the Smoking Room block, Family Entrance and Chapel
all of terracotta.

Listing NGR: SJ7457481502

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26432377

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