A run of late Victorian cast and wrought-iron railings,
late 19th Century - a 13m run known to have been salvaged from the Blenheim Palace estate,
comprising seven leaves of well-forged railing panels, each fifth upright a square section post with incised geometric ornament and diagonal braces, the knee-rail with dog-bars,
£1,950 the lot (13m)
Intended to top a dwarf wall.
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