Gates And Posts To South Of Redworth Hall Lodge

The gates and posts to the south of Redworth Hall Lodge are a pair of late 19th-century iron structures featuring heavy and elaborate ironwork. They consist of four gate posts that define the vehicle entrance and flanking pedestrian entrances, with two identical railing posts on either side at approximately 12-meter intervals, originally connected by quadrant-plan linking railings. The square-plan posts have solid panelled bases, corner bars with interlacing curved openwork, and two top rails adorned with scrollwork infill and crowning urns. The wide vehicle gates and narrower pedestrian gates include bottom rails with closely spaced half-bars, two middle rails with latticed infill and acorn finials, upper bars with wider spacing and spike finials, and two top rails with scrollwork infill.