Garden Walls, Gates And Gate Piers To East Of The Hawthorns

The garden walls, gates, and gate piers to the east of The Hawthorns are structures from the 17th century, with restorations from the 19th and 20th centuries. The 17th-century wall is attached to the Garden Pavilion on the left and is made of red brick, standing approximately 6 feet high and rising to 8 feet in a scallop pattern, extending about 40 feet in length. To the right end, there are four brown brick square piers that were rebuilt in the 19th century, featuring moulded stone bases, panelled sides, dentilled capitals, and sphere finials. Wrought iron gates are situated between these piers. A quadrant wall is attached to the left of the gates, made of galletted rubble stone, which continues for about 50 feet before turning south for an additional 100 feet.