Portland Stone Sundial c.1850
SKU: P2P95
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A wonderful and refined English Portland limestone hand-carved sundial. c.1850. Carved in three-sections upon a large sized egg and dart plinth. The main body's four sides are decorated with draping floral and fruit swags, the top crown has four Fleur-de-lis armorial shields.
Portland stone is a limestone formation from the Jurassic period quarried on the Isle of Portland, Dorset, England. It’s characterised by its white-grey appearance with small particles of shells and calcite forming small spheres or ooliths within the stone which give the stone a great resistance to weathering.
- one of the reasons it’s been used for monumental buildings such as St Paul’s Cathedral and the British Museum.
This rare and delightful sundial will add splendour to any garden.
- Width: 36 cm (14.17″)
- Height: 115 cm (45.28″)
- Depth: 36 cm (14.17″)












