Tuin, park en plantsoen, Van Limburg Stirumweg bij 2

English translation

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Description

Description component 10: garden ornaments 10.1 STONE TABLE, second half of 19th century; by the Grotvijver; oval natural stone top on square sandstone plinth. 10.2 GLASS UMBRELLA, mid-19th century: in the lawn of the Bloementuin; central round pole; from top radial iron rods between which triangular pieces of glass, on outside supported by six thin round iron rods. 10.3 In the garden behind the house: CAST-IRON VASE on plinth of artificial stone, mid-19th century; 10.4 In the garden behind the house: hardstone PLINTH, 18th century; 10.5 In the garden behind the house LOW ROUND VASE with masks and ears of woven twigs; egg-and-dart moulding; square PLINTH with Louis XVI motifs. 10.6 In the garden behind the house: square, baluster-shaped PLINTH with Louis XIV motifs. 10.7 Round wooden ORANGE TREE TUBS (some still original and in part still with very old tub plants), dispersed around the house, in the Bloementuin and the vegetable garden; in winter in the orangery.

Valuation

GARDEN ORNAMENTS are of general importance:

- by reason of age;

- by reason of cultural-historical and ornamental values;

- by reason of visual and spatial coherence with the other components of the country estate.