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Iron Gothic Revival Arch by John Johnson C.1856
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Iron Gothic Revival Arch by John Johnson C.1856

19th century
Description

A Gothic revival arch, from the estate of St Mathew's vicarage camden c.1854 (the estate was of the late Nancy Fouts), designed by architect John Johnson, who collaborated on Alexandera palace.

The blacksmith made arch is believed to have been an original part of the vicarage or the adjacent church (also by John Johnson), which had suffered bombing during ww2 and was subsequently demolished in the 1970s

The arch had originally been gilt and then later painted, Some of the gilding can be seen peeking through in areas.

H:251cm W:131cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
251cm (98.82")
Width
131cm (51.57")
Depth
6cm (2.36")
Declaration

Hunt Gather Antiques has dated this Gothic Revival Iron Arch to the 19th Century.

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Description
A Gothic revival arch, from the estate of St Mathew's vicarage camden c.
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1854 (the estate was of the late Nancy Fouts), designed by architect John Johnson, who collaborated on Alexandera palace.
Hunt Gather Antiques

The blacksmith made arch is believed to have been an original part of the vicarage or the adjacent church (also by John Johnson), which had suffered bombing during ww2 and was subsequently demolished in the 1970s

The arch had originally been gilt and then later painted, Some of the gilding can be seen peeking through in areas.

H:251cm W:131cm

Height
251cm (98.82")
Width
131cm (51.57")
Depth
6cm (2.36")
Date of Manufacture

Hunt Gather Antiques has dated this Gothic Revival Iron Arch to the 19th Century.

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SA1220663
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A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment.
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Archive I A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment.

Iron Gothic revival arch by John Johnson c.1856

Archive II A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment. View II
Archive III A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment. View III
Archive IV A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment. View IV
Archive V A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment. View V
Archive VI A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment. View VI
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Archive VIII A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment. View VIII
Archive IX A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment. View IX
Archive X A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment. View X
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Riverside Trading Estate
Fiddlers Ferry
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Warrington
Cheshire
WA5 2UL
United Kingdom

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A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment.
Iron Gothic revival arch by John Johnson c.1856
Ref: SA1220663
A tall Victorian Gothic Revival iron arch with a pointed apex, decorative crockets along the outer edges, and circular tracery within the upper pediment.
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Victorian Gothic Revival ironwork features pointed arches, trefoils, tracery, and naturalistic foliate motifs like crockets. Inspired by medieval ecclesiastical architecture, these metal pieces were produced during the mid-19th century for both interior features and garden structures.

These structural and decorative elements were predominantly forged from wrought iron or cast from molten iron. Hand-forged wrought iron displays joinery details like rivets and collars, whereas cast iron features intricate, repeated moulded details.

Authentic 19th-century ironwork typically displays period construction methods such as square-headed bolts, mortise-and-tenon joinery, or forge welding rather than modern electric welds. Surface oxidisation, hand-finished joints, and historical wear patterns also indicate age.

An antique iron arch can be mounted directly against a neutral wall as architectural art or positioned around a doorway to frame transitions between spaces. It can also be integrated into garden rooms or conservatories to support climbing greenery.

To preserve antique ironwork, keep the metal dry and clean using a soft brush to remove dust. A light application of microcrystalline wax protects the surface from atmospheric moisture and stabilises existing patina without altering the finish.
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