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A pair of Victorian cast iron lamp posts,
by Allen & Co. of Upper Thames Street, London
with collars, fluted bands and the maker's mark cast within a wreath on the square section foot,
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W.T Allen iron founders were in operation, casting Architectural ironwork and specialising in latter boxes, from 1881. They ceased trading in the 1950s.
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