What were some common features of Victorian conservatories?

- Large and spacious structures, often attached to the main building or situated in the garden area
- Ornate and intricate iron frameworks, creating a sense of elegance and grandeur
- Large, curved glass panels or sheets, allowing maximum natural light to enter the space
- Decorative cresting and finials on the roofline, adding to the overall visual appeal
- Use of plants, often exotic or tropical species, to create a lush and vibrant environment
- Heating systems such as hot water pipes or coal-fired stoves, allowing for year-round use
- Furniture such as wrought iron chairs and tables, and decorative planters and urns, serving both functional and aesthetic purposes.

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