Walls, Railings, Gate Piers, Gates And Lamp Overthrow To Number 19

These walls, railings, gate piers, gates, and lamp overthrow date from approximately 1820 to 1832. They form part of the boundary to number 19 and are a significant feature of the streetscape. The structure comprises pinkish-brown brick walls with ashlar copings, and cast-iron railings. The L-shaped boundary balustrade features a scrolled lozenge motif. A section of the balustrade abuts number 19. The pedestrian gate features arrowhead railings. Elsewhere, arrowhead railings are set between anthemion-capped standards rising from the walls, extending for approximately 5 meters to the gate piers. These piers are capped with scrolled lozenge designs and peaked caps, topped with urn finials, and feature a scrolled overthrow with a square lamp bracket. Central double gates are constructed with arrowhead bars, followed by a similar stretch of low wall and arrowhead railings.