Three Pairs Of Vases Flanking Central Path Of Upper Terrace In Melbourne Hall Gardens is a Grade I listed building in the South Derbyshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 11 March 1987. Garden feature.

Three Pairs Of Vases Flanking Central Path Of Upper Terrace In Melbourne Hall Gardens

WRENN ID: ancient-barrel-merlin
Grade: I
Local Planning Authority: South Derbyshire
Country: England
Date first listed: 11 March 1987
Type: Garden feature
Source: Historic England listing

Description

SK 38/3925 PARISH OF MELBOURNE CHURCH CLOSE 6/64 (East ,Side) Three Pairs of Vases Flanking Central Path of Upper Terrace in Melbourne Hall Gardens GV I Three pairs of urns. Early C18, possibly by Samuel Watson. Erected as part of a French style garden designed by Royal Gardeners to Queen Anne, London and Wise, for Thomas Coke of Melbourne Hall. Stone. All the urns have panelled stone bases on stepped plinths with thistle-shaped vases over, on tapering bases. Each urn has a gadrooned base to the bowl and fluted sides. Included in the Derbyshire Historic Gardens Register at Grade I. See item 6/63 for sources.

Listing NGR: SK3903224995

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