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Cast stone obelisks of all sizes brought to you by Haddonstone

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Fine garden ornaments and architectural stonework

Obelisks

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Millennium Obelisk E555

This imposing structure would make an impressive focal point in any major landscape project aimed at celebrating a unique event. Steps also available, see page 181.

Width of base: 1229mm (483⁄8”)Height overall: 6190mm (2433⁄4”)Weight: 3750kg (8260 lb)

TS Tech Sheet No. M22

Balustrade Obelisk E545

This obelisk has been designed for positioning on a Haddonstone balustrade pier as an interesting alternative to an urn or finial. It may also act as a freestanding obelisk when used in conjunction with a B400, B420 or B440 plinth (see page 61).

Width at base: 152mm (6”)Height: 1005mm (391⁄2”)Weight: 65kg (143 lb)

TS Tech Sheet No. M60

Gothic Obelisk E540

An obelisk in Gothic style, ideally suited to form a focal point in a small garden.

Width of base: 460mm (18”)Height overall: 1800mm (71”)Weight: 262kg (578 lb)

TS Tech Sheet No. M21

Obelisk Finial HE535

A charming small obelisk for use inside or out. Equally at home on a chimney piece hearth, a window cill, or in the garden.

Width of base: 150mm (6”)Height overall: 700mm (271⁄2”)Weight: 14kg (31 lb)

EGYPTIAN IN ORIGIN, OBELISKS WERE BROUGHT TO ROME IN THE FIRST CENTURY BC. THE OBELISK THEN ENTERED INTO THE CLASSICAL VOCABULARY, BEING MODIFIED AND DEVELOPED INTO A DECORATIVE FEATURE IN THE ENGLISH LANDSCAPE FROM THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ONWARDS.

Ideal for formal or landscape gardens, defining a vista, at the centre of a courtyard or as a balustrade ornament.

GARDEN & LANDSCAPEOBELISKS

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Obelisk E550

The Obelisk can be used to great effect at the end of a long vista, or in a courtyard or formal garden area.

Width of base: 700mm (271⁄2”)Height overall: 2672mm (1051⁄4”)Weight: 656kg (1446 lb)

TS Tech Sheet No. M20

Copyright © 2014 Haddonstone Ltd. All rights reserved. Except as allowed by law, no part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of Haddonstone Ltd.

Please note also that much of Haddonstone’s garden ornamentation, architectural stonework and related Tech Sheets and computer programs are subject to registered design, copyright and similar proprietary protections under the laws of various jurisdictions. No pieces contained in this catalogue, or supplied by Haddonstone, should be copied or modified without first consulting the company in writing for permission. Violators of such proprietary rights are subject to severe civil and criminal penalties under law.

The terms “HADDONSTONE”, “TECSTONE”, “HADDON-TECSTONE”, “TECCAST”, “TECLITE”, “STONEAGE”, “TECHNISTONE”, “HADDONCRAFT”, “ARCADIAN” and “PENNINE STONE” and the stylised forms of these terms are, and in certain instances are registered as, trademarks and service marks of Haddonstone Ltd.

Editor: Simon Scott

Artwork: Miranda Eldridge

Principal photographers:

Hugh Palmer & Robin Teall

ISBN: 978-0-9563891-2-1

Back cover images:

Designs recently replicated in partnership with the Sir John Soane’s Museum, see pages 8-10.

Haddonstone Ltd, The Forge House, East Haddon, Northampton NN6 8DB, England.

Telephone: 01604 770711 Fax: 01604 770027 [email protected]

Haddonstone (USA) Ltd, Telephone: 856 931 7011 Fax: 856 931 0040 [email protected]

Haddonstone (USA) Ltd, 32207 United Avenue, Pueblo, CO 81001, USA.

Telephone: 719 948 4554 Fax: 719 948 4285 [email protected]

www.haddonstone.com

Issue date: January 2015

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ISBN: 978-0-9563891-2-1