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Victorian cast iron & glass conservatory

Victorian cast iron & glass conservatory

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Set in the historic grounds of the Horniman Museum & Gardens SE23 London

This Victorian cast iron & glass conservatory was initially crafted in 1860 at Walter Mcfarlane’s Saracen Foundry in Glasgow for Frederick Horniman (explorer, philanthropist, founder of The Horniman Museum).
 
Restored and re-located to the Horniman gardens from the Horniman family home in Croydon in 1889, it is now a Grade ii listed building.

London SE23/ ©2009

  • Re Mounted Prints

    Please note that the size stated pertains to the size of the mount not the image/print size:

    28x20ins (70x50cms) mount with an 18x12ins (45x30cms) central image/print.
    16x12ins (40x30cms) mount with a 9x6ins (22x15cms) central image/print.

    The mount sizes are the same as the metric frame sizes you go on to purchase for your mounted prints - be they standard shelf selections from high stores or custom made from your local art framer.

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