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Garden Catalogue Spring 2013 GARDEN CATALOGUE SPRING 2013 CRANBORNE STONE A warm welcome to our new 2013 spring catalogue. The pleasure and delight we get from our gardens is immeasurable. Whether your garden is classic, traditional or modern, formal or natural, its style will be firmly rooted in its own character and sense of place. In the hands of a skilled gardener or loving owner and through the careful selection of the right materials and plants, a garden can grow and develop through each season of the year, lifting the spirit. As one of the UK’s leading specialists in high quality cast stone, Cranborne Stone has the simple aim of creating garden ornaments and landscape features that both inspire our customers and enhance their gardens for years to come. Handmade in rural Dorset by our skilled craftsmen, our beautiful garden ornaments and landscape features are designed to suit all tastes and styles. Whether you are a professional gardener, designer or amateur garden enthusiast, we hope that our new spring catalogue will provide you with the inspiration you need, as you develop your own “Garden of Eden”. For your convenience, our website includes full details of our products and services plus full colour downloads of all our catalogues. Whether you have made your selection or would simply like to discuss your ideas, we look forward to hearing from you soon. Thank you. www.cranbornestone.com 1 CONTENTS The Classic Collection 3-37 Classic Planters 4-11 Classic Vases 12-18 Classic Benches 19-21 Classic Sundials & Bird Baths 22-28 Classic Fountains & Waterfeatures 29-31 Classic Obelisks & Sphinx 32-37 The Traditional Collection 39-70 Traditional Planters 40-45 Traditional Vases 46-56 Traditional Benches 57-61 Traditional Sundials & Bird Baths 62-67 Traditional Fountains & Waterfeatures 68-70 The Modern Collection 72-84 Modern Planters 74-77 Modern Benches 78-81 Modern Waterfeatures 82-84 Garden Ornament Accessories 85-94 Brass Armillary 86 Sundials 87 Pedestals 88-94 Colours & Finish 96-97 Additional Cranborne Stone Services 99-105 Architectural 100 Landscape 102 Restorations & Commissions 104 Index 106 www.cranbornestone.com 2 www.cranbornestone.com The Classic Collection The Classic Collection Our Classic Collection of garden ornaments has been designed for those looking for versatility, clean styling and tactile surfaces and forms. From the classic Orchard planters to the bold Blenheim planter, the Classic range of garden ornaments can be used in a wide variety of situations, whatever the style of your garden. 01258 472685 [email protected] 3 www.cranbornestone.com Classic Planters Classic Planters 01258 472685 [email protected] 4 www.cranbornestone.com Blenheim Blenheim Handsome square planter with bull nosed rim and plain feet. PH09 (Large) PH07 (Small) Height 840mm Height 408mm Max width 1010mm Max width 492mm Base width 840mm Base width 400mm PH08 (Medium) Height 610mm Max width 730mm Base width 595mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 5 www.cranbornestone.com Tall Orchard Tall Orchard Tall A planter similar in design to the classic Orchard bowl, this taller planter is more slender in its proportions. PO25 Height 653mm Max width 800mm Base width 280mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 6 www.cranbornestone.com Orchard Orchard Orchard A classic design with great appeal, timeless in its appearance. PO26 (26”) PO18 (18”) Height 668mm Height 464mm Max width 1045mm Max width 716mm Base width 390mm Base width 270mm PO20 (20”) PO15 (15”) Height 520mm Height 360mm Max width 820mm Max width 545mm Base width 290mm Base width 180mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 7 www.cranbornestone.com Warwick Warwick Large planter with beautiful curves and bold plain lip. PS03 Height 660mm Max width 805mm Base width 370mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 8 www.cranbornestone.com Snake Vase Snake Vase Snake Large ovoid shaped planter with entwined snake detail, this design is based on the Compton Snake pot from the Arts and Crafts Movement. PS02 Height 670mm Max width 885mm Base width 370mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 9 www.cranbornestone.com Shaston Shaston Wide conical shaped planter with band detail. PS01 Height 438mm Max width 680mm Base width 280mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 10 www.cranbornestone.com Compton Compton A unique tulip shaped planter with classic ribbed detailing. PC01 Height 540mm Max width 475mm Base width 230mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 11 www.cranbornestone.com Classic Vases Classic Vases 01258 472685 [email protected] 12 www.cranbornestone.com Victorian Vase Victorian Vase Victorian Classic campana shaped vase, striking in its simplicity. UV01 (small) UV02 (large) Height 533mm Height 790mm Max width 457mm Max width 680mm Base width 265mm Base width 385mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 13 www.cranbornestone.com Italian Vase Italian Vase Italian Tall elegant vase with gadrooned detailing. UI01 Height 780mm Max width 635mm Base 284mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 14 www.cranbornestone.com Albani Bowl Albani Bowl Classic tazza shaped bowl copied from Rome’s famous Villa Albani. Shown on pedestal (UP23). UA01 Height 392mm Max width 595mm Base 365mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 15 www.cranbornestone.com Baroque Globe Vase Baroque Globe Vase Baroque Placed on its short stem, this versatile Baroque vase has classic proportions and charming overlapping leaf detailing. UD01 Height 450mm Max width 370mm Base width 260mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 16 www.cranbornestone.com Pulham Vase Pulham Vase Handsome low vase with classic gadrooned detailing. UM01 Height 560mm Max width 690mm Base width 405mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 17 www.cranbornestone.com Bryanston Vase Bryanston Vase Bryanston Large vase of mid 19th Century design with gadroon detailing to the base. UB01 Height 685mm Max width 870mm Base width 394mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 18 www.cranbornestone.com Classic Benches Classic Benches 01258 472685 [email protected] 19 www.cranbornestone.com Regency Curved Seat Curved Regency Seat Curved Regency A semi-circular seat of Regency design. Smaller seats are available by using one or two sections. BE50 Height 1016mm Max length 3358mm Max depth 1829mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 20 www.cranbornestone.com Regency Seat Regency Seat Regency A straight panelled backed seat of Regency design. BE60 Height 1026mm Max length 1986mm Max depth 575mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 21 www.cranbornestone.com Classic Sundials & Bird Baths Classic Sundials & Bird Baths Classic Sundials & Bird 01258 472685 [email protected] 22 www.cranbornestone.com Melbury Sundail Stand Melbury Sundial Stand Square sundial stand with beautiful curved form. Shown with brass armillary. SD11 Height 1135mm Max width 371mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 23 www.cranbornestone.com Half Column Sundial Half Column Sundial Plain cylindrical half column sundial stand, ideal for armillary sundials. SD07 Height 781mm Max width 400mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 24 www.cranbornestone.com Hampton Sundial Stand Hampton Sundial Stand Hampton Square baluster sundial stand on a bull nose plinth. SD10 Height 895mm Max width 450mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 25 www.cranbornestone.com Venetian Sundial Stand Venetian Sundial Stand Venetian Pedestal sundial stand with faux slate base plinth. SD06 Height 812mm Max width 460mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 26 www.cranbornestone.com Venetian Bird Bath Bird Venetian Bath Bird Venetian Pedestal bird bath stand with faux slate base plinth. BB06 Height 812mm Max width 460mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 27 www.cranbornestone.com Pope’s Sundial Stand Pope’s Sundial Stand Pope’s Large pedestal with classical details to its cap and plinth. SD23 Height 847mm Max width 582mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 28 www.cranbornestone.com Classic Fountains & Waterfeatures Classic Fountains & Waterfeatures Classic Fountains 01258 472685 [email protected] 29 www.cranbornestone.com Classical Tiered Fountain Tiered Classical Fountain Tiered Classical Classical fountain with a botanically inspired spout. The simply decorated upper and lower bowls allows for a continuous flow of water into your chosen pool surround. For this illustration we have chosen the Riding Court surround cap and base (CO42B & CO42C) that has an outer radius of 1500mm. WF30 Height 1009mm Max width 1180mm Available in seven regional colours 01258 472685 [email protected] 30 www.cranbornestone.com Bryanston Vase Fountain Vase Bryanston Fountain Vase Bryanston Bryanston vase fountain (including pump) on a square pedestal with classical pool surround – external radius of the pool is 927mm. A wide range of vases from this catalogue can be converted to make the fountain of your choice.
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