Alnwick Castle “Highland Clansman” Hemispherical Sundial c.1750-1770

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Alnwick Castle “Highland Clansman” Hemispherical Sundial c.1750-1770A rare surviving carved stone Hemispherical Sundial from Alnwick Castle c. 1750 1770 depicting a Highland Clansman carved by the renowned stonemason James Johnson of Stamfordham, who was also responsible for seven remaining Battlement Figures which surmount the top of the current modelling of the Castle we find today. The moustached Clansman wears traditional dress including a Jacobite bonnet, and rests upon his concave shield known as a targe, which

The patination and feel of the stone is worn to perfection with a light spattering of lichen

1920s Grotto Chair

Wear commensurate with age

Surrounding the shield are carved dramatic swathes of ornate acanthus scrollwork

Among the major works produced by the institution

The mirror glass is now foxed delicately and the gilding is soft

Edward's reign was marked by significant religious reforms

Alba illuminates” Framed size listed

Clementi was established in 1959

Creating truly incredible statement pieces for your garden or terrace

it is a substantial and atmospheric piece of early English garden and architectural sculpture

This decorative pillar carved from Vicenza limestone is a perfect example of the influence of the Renaissance on the Baroque