EAW006085 ENGLAND (1947). Chillingham Castle and gardens, Chillingham, 1947

Pair of Sandstone Urns in the Italian Garden, Chillingham Castle, Chillingham Grade 2 listed - English Heritage Building ID: 237521 Two sandstone urns of C18 date The more northerly urn depicts Air, represented by Jupiter, and Water by a water goddess, possibly Amphitrite and the urn to the south depicts Fire, by Vulcan, and Earth by a harvest goddess, possibly Ceres. In c.1982 the sandstone urns were removed to gate piers at the Estate House and were listed, in that location, in 1985. The urns were moved back to their original location in the Italian Garden in 2007.

Pair of Sandstone Urns in the Italian Garden, Chillingham Castle, Chillingham Grade 2 listed - English Heritage Building ID: 237521 Two sandstone urns of C18 date The more northerly urn depicts Air, represented by Jupiter, and Water by a water goddess, possibly Amphitrite and the urn to the south depicts Fire, by Vulcan, and Earth by a harvest goddess, possibly Ceres. In c.1982 the sandstone urns were removed to gate piers at the Estate House and were listed, in that location, in 1985. The urns were moved back to their original location in the Italian Garden in 2007.

Chillingham Castle - Chillingham, Northumberland NE66 5NJ Grade 1 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 237509 The castle was originally a monastery in the late 12th century. Castle. C14 with C17, C18 and C19 alterations. In courtyard, early C17 two-storey addition John Patterson and Sir Jeffrey Wyatville did work in early C19. Late C19 service wing to left. During the Second World War, the castle was used as an army barracks. In 1982, the castle was purchased by Sir Humphry Wakefield, 2nd Baronet. Sections of the castle are open to the public (Summer, not Saturday, charge), and holiday apartments are available for hire see: http://www.chillingham-castle.com/ and wikipedia - [[Chillingham Castle]] Image from [[File:Chillingham Castle.jpg]] is copyright Glen Bowman. Image dated August 2005. Used with consent under Creative Commons Attribution licence.