Engineering excellence - # 08/99
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The lanterns on the late 19th/early 20th century construction of Richmond Lock on the Thames are remarkably good looking.
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Beautiful work. Looks to be in good condition.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. Lovely ironwork and lamps. I love the way such care was taken in those days to make a practical object attractive too.
ReplyDeleteAmazing bridge! And the lamp is equally amazing. I'd guess that a spherical glass shape like that is probably quite strong, to last out the decades.
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Wonderful bridge!!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I've walked across here many times in the past, on the way from the Ailsa to the Swan, and admired the ironmongery of the lock, I never ever saw these lamps - and they are quite something
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