Gourdon/Inverbervie Cemetery cast iron grave marker

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Gourdon/Inverbervie Cemetery cast iron grave marker

Location

Bervie newer ncemetery lies approximately 1 mile south of Inverbervie, nestling just above the village of Gourdon.
Inverbervie, Stonehaven

OS Map Reference

NO 827 713

Date

1913+

Description

About 1m tall, an unusual memorial in cast iron. In contrast to the innovative material the style is after the neo-classical ideals of the 18th and 19th centuries, architectural in inspiration with fluted columns and relief decoration of swags, scallop shell and etc. . Erected by a William Wilkie to his wife Jane Stewart and also his own memorial. The inscription is on a greenish plaque in ceramic or enamel riveted or screwed to the main body of the memorial. It is also marked as by "Smith and Wellstood Bonnybridge Foundry" and bears a registration number. Presumably these memorials were at one time mass-produced but did not catch on.

Era

1900s

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Iconography

  • scallop shell

Creator

  • Bonnybridge Foundry, Foundry

Photographer

  • Martin Sim

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