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Latitude: 51.4421 / 51°26'31"N
Longitude: -3.3033 / 3°18'11"W
OS Eastings: 309514
OS Northings: 172261
OS Grid: ST095722
Mapcode National: GBR HR.NCT6
Mapcode Global: VH6FJ.P0JT
Plus Code: 9C3RCMRW+RM
Entry Name: Fountain to South of Dyffryn House
Listing Date: 14 September 1992
Last Amended: 31 July 1995
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 13470
Building Class: Gardens, Parks and Urban Spaces
Also known as: Fountain to South of Dyffryn House(partly in St Nicholas and Bonvilston Community)
Dragon Bowl Fountain
ID on this website: 300013470
Location: Situated at the centre of the lily pond canal that runs longitudinally through the main lawns in the centre of the gardens. Dyffryn is approximately 2km S of St. Nicholas.
County: Vale of Glamorgan
Community: St. Nicholas and Bonvilston (Sain Nicolas a Thresimwn)
Community: St. Nicholas and Bonvilston
Locality: Dyffryn
Traditional County: Glamorgan
Not shown on the 1926 plan of Dyffryn gardens, therefore probably introduced in the 1950''s scheme when some ornamental bronzes are said to have been presented to the gardens.
Dyffryn is principally known for its gardens which were laid out for Reginald Cory by Thomas Mawson, the internationally known and notably prolific garden designer; work began in 1904/5. Sold in 1937 and purchased by Sir Cennydd Traherne who leased it to the County Council; now run as a conference centre. Until c1985 Dyffryn was a botanical garden.
Large, Chinese style, bronze fountain. Scalloped cup with dragon, from whose mouth water flows, and lion''s faces below. The whole has a gadrooned base.
Included for group value with Dyffryn House as a distinctive garden feature.
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