Laskett Fountain
This remarkable fountain pays tribute to the renowned gardens meticulously crafted by Sir Roy Strong at The Laskett in Herefordshire. Boasting Father Time as its centerpiece, this magnificent feature is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression whether it graces the gardens of a stately home or captivates as a focal point in opulent driveways.
Meticulously crafted in the heart of Kent, England, every aspect of this fine fountain is carefully handmade to surpass your expectations.
This remarkable fountain pays tribute to the renowned gardens meticulously crafted by Sir Roy Strong at The Laskett in Herefordshire. Boasting Father Time as its centerpiece, this magnificent feature is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression whether it graces the gardens of a stately home or captivates as a focal point in opulent driveways.
Meticulously crafted in the heart of Kent, England, every aspect of this fine fountain is carefully handmade to surpass your expectations.
This remarkable fountain pays tribute to the renowned gardens meticulously crafted by Sir Roy Strong at The Laskett in Herefordshire. Boasting Father Time as its centerpiece, this magnificent feature is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression whether it graces the gardens of a stately home or captivates as a focal point in opulent driveways.
Meticulously crafted in the heart of Kent, England, every aspect of this fine fountain is carefully handmade to surpass your expectations.
DIMENSIONS:
Height: 239 cm (94.5 ins)
Pool diameter: 96.5 cm ( 38 ins)
Large Bowl diameter 11.2 cm (44 ins)
Pool surround overall diameter 500.4 cm (197 ins)
Our extensive array of pumps is readily accessible upon request, ensuring the ideal water flow for your desired ambiance. The accompanying pool surround, priced separately, adds an exquisite touch to the overall aesthetic.
Cast Stone Color Choices
Light Bath Stone
Ragstone
Portland
York Stone
Light Gray
Bath Stone
The photos above may differ from the final colors shown and are only indicative. Product colors are lighter than computer images and stone colors are darker when wet.