Small Queen Anne

Name: Small Queen Anne
Brand: Border Sundials

Border Sundials

£385

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The Small Queen Anne plinth features a deeply fielded panel to the pedestal shaft, It is a stylish, frost-proof pedestal made up of three pieces – the cap, the shaft and the base. The pedestal shaft has been hollowed out for ease of lifting and siting Available in Portland and Bath stone, please choose your colour below. Dimensions Metric Imperial heaviest component 63 kg 139 lb height 685 mm 27” weight 153 kg 337 lb width at cap and base 485 mm 19” Please note: It is essential that your Small Queen Anne plinth, is sited on a firm and level area. Plinths are very heavy and so will be delivered

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BORDER SUNDIALS LTD, number 09461190. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Small Queen Anne

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