Garden urn at Beechwood Park School (40 metres to north of main entrance)

The garden urn at Beechwood Park School, located 40 metres north of the main entrance, dates from around 1860. It is stamped with the name 'J M BLASHFIELD/MILLWALL & PADDINGTON/LONDON'. The urn is made of light buff terracotta and is set on a reused 18th-century Portland stone pedestal.

The cubic stone pedestal stands about 1 metre high and features a moulded base. The large terracotta urn has a bowl approximately 1 metre in diameter, complete with its own square plinth and stem, which is decorated in relief with lotus leaves. The bowl has scallop decoration with tendrils and an acanthus wreathed rim. This urn is one of a set of four identical urns, with those on the east front likely installed when the drive was set back from the entrance door in 1860. J M Blashfield, who operated between 1830 and 1870, acquired some of Coade's moulds in 1836 and established a terracotta works, creating urns for the Royal Palaces and the Royal Mausoleum at Windsor, as well as various statues and architectural ornaments.