Churchyard gates, piers and railings at Church of Saint Teilo

The churchyard gates, piers, and railings at the Church of Saint Teilo date from the 19th century and feature ornate cast-iron gates with a Gothic design of scrolls and circles, marked by Baker & Co Newport Mon on the latch. These gates are positioned between two large sandstone piers topped with two-step pyramidal caps. On either side of the gates, there are low iron railings attached to rubble stone walls or embankments. The railings include a pattern of crosses within circles and fleur-de-lys type finials on the stanchions. Six sections of railings extend back to the southwest from the left gate pier, while a longer section runs along the embankment to the eastern edge of the churchyard, featuring tooled limestone coping, and returns with a short length at the northeast corner.