Octagon Tower, Studley Royal Water Garden Bone China Cup

Octagon Tower, Studley Royal Water Garden Bone China Cup

Octagon Tower at Studley Royal Water Garden Bone China Cup has been created from original artwork by local North East artist Emily Ward.

All of Emily's bone china cups are hand pressed in her art studio in North Tyneside.

The Gothic grade II listed tower stands proud amongst a rich backdrop of greenery under the wispy clouds.

The stonework and shrubs have been speckled with splashes of pink and yellows which blend nicely into the shading on the ancient stonework.

This art cup would make a lovely gift.

To view the full range of hand pressed art bone china cups please see here.

Octagon Tower, Studley Royal Water Gardens

The Octagon Tower was built in the mid 1730s, towards the north side of the Georgian Water Gardens.

This two storey octagon shaped tower was said to have originally been built in a Classical style, and was Gothicised later

Studley Royal Park including the ruins of Fountains Abbey in Yorkshire is a designated World Heritage Site. This 800 acre site features the largest Cistercian abbey ruins in Europe, 18th century landscaped gardens, and a Jacobean mansion.

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