Garden Wall, Gate Piers, Gates And Spring Head At Wiseton Hall

The garden wall, gate piers, gates, and spring head at Wiseton Hall date from the late 18th century. The wall is constructed of brick with ashlar dressings and features intermediate buttresses on the outer side. There are a pair of square brick gate piers that have rendered plinths, recessed rectangular panels, and moulded ashlar capitals, which are supported by large brick and ashlar scrolled brackets. The gates are an elaborate pair of 19th-century wrought iron with a decorative overthrow. Inside, to the left, there is a spring head from the 18th century, made of brick with ashlar dressings. It includes a central grotesque mask within a moulded surround, flanked by square brick piers that carry a moulded single entablature and an arched broken pediment. The entire structure is flanked by single square brick piers with ashlar capitals.