"Victorian Era Wrought Iron Garden Greenhouse Dome "
It's no myth: English lords worship their gardens. Already in the Victorian era, they watched over their "nurseries," which flourished beneath their glass and wrought iron pyramids. These domes were placed directly on the ground or sometimes on a square glass "cage." The tiles have disappeared, but the soul and patina remain. In its future life, this structure can remain as it is, magnificent, or easily receive its glazing. My glazier will be happy to provide a quote. This heavy object will be delivered by porter whenever possible. 
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