Description

NY 62 NE DUFTON THE GREEN, DUFTON
(Centre)

19/109 Pump near east end

II

Pump, erected by the London Lead Company in the late C19. Circular in plan.
Constructed of ashlar with chamfered plinth and roll-moulded rim to basin.
Incised stucco column rising from centre of basin has cast-iron, lion's head,
waterspout on south side; slot for pump handle on north side is blocked. A
quotation from Ovid is carved between 2 roll-mouldings at the top of the column
on the south side: FONS ERAT INLIMIS, NITIDIS ARGENTEUS UNDIS QUEM NEQUE
PASTORES, NEQUE PASTAE MONTE CAPELLAE INFICIENT. ALIUDVE PECUS QUEM NULLA
VOLUCRIS NEC FERA PERTURBAT. NEC LAPSUS AB ARBORE RAMUS.

Listing NGR: NY6891625076

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26438006

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