Boundary Wall, Railing, Gate Piers And Gate At Ossington Hall

The boundary wall, railing, gate piers, and gate at Ossington Hall date from the mid-19th century. The structure is made of brick with ashlar cladding and features cast and wrought iron elements. It consists of two boundary walls with curved ends and ashlar coping, along with dwarf curved walls that support a large spiked railing with curved braces. There are two terminal piers that are square in shape, featuring moulded plinths, stepped capitals, and ball finials. Additionally, there are a pair of square ashlar gate piers that are panelled, with plinths, modillioned cornices, and fluted urns on stepped square bases. The entrance is marked by a pair of spiked iron gates.