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Shugborough Vase
£169.00
The cast stone Shugborough Vase was designed to replace an original garden ornament at Shugborough Hall, Staffordshire. Haddonstone was commissioned to create the vase as part of a restoration project for the National Trust.
The proportions of the Shugborough Vase allow its use as a decorative garden ornament to enhance Haddonstone balustrading.
- Available in a range of colours
- A classic, robust and frost-proof vase that will weather over time and last for many years
- Elevate this vase on a pedestal for greater prominence and visibility.
We recommend the Regency Pedestal, 20 inch Elizabethan Plinth and the 30 inch Queen Anne Plinth.
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Dimensions and weights
Dimensions Metric Imperial height 430 mm 17” weight 40 kg 88 lb width at base 215 mm 8½” width overall 420 mm 16½” width at top 320 mm 12½” -
Product information
SKU: H-A585
Owned by the National Trust and maintained by Staffordshire County Council. Shugborough Hall previously belonged to the Anson family, Earls of Lichfield. The house was enlarged around 1750 under the architect James “Athenian” Stuart (1713-1788), who also designed a number of follies and monuments in the grounds. The Victorian terraced garden, where both original and replica Shugborough Vases are located, was built in 1872.
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