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19th Century Trio of Large Terracotta Chimney Pots
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19th Century Trio of Large Terracotta Chimney Pots

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An unusual 19th century trio of large terracotta chimney pots of cylindrical form with contrasting decoration consisting of a lattice design, a morroccan design and a spiral design. With a good architectural look, would be great in a garden as sculpture, planters or lighting.

English cira 1860

Excellent condition, no cracks minor chips

Dimensions (ins) 44.5 high x 13.5 diameter

Physical Dimensions
Height
113.0302cm (44.50")
Width
34.2901cm (13.50")
Depth
34.2901cm (13.50")
Declaration

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated these Victorian Terracotta Chimney Pots to the 19th Century.

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SA397975
Dealers Internal Reference
R0205
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Description
An unusual 19th century trio of large terracotta chimney pots of cylindrical form with contrasting decoration consisting of a lattice design, a morroccan design and a spiral design. With a good architectural look, would be great in a garden as sculpture, planters or lighting.

English cira 1860

Excellent condition, no cracks minor chips

Dimensions (ins) 44.5 high x 13.5 diameter

Height
113.0302cm (44.50")
Width
34.2901cm (13.50")
Depth
34.2901cm (13.50")
Date of Manufacture

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated these Victorian Terracotta Chimney Pots to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA397975
Dealers Internal Ref
R0205
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2011

Specialists in c18th & c19th furniture and objects

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A trio of tall 19th-century cylindrical terracotta chimney pots featuring raised relief designs including diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting.
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Archive I A trio of tall 19th-century cylindrical terracotta chimney pots featuring raised relief designs including diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting.

19th Century Trio of Large Terracotta Chimney Pots

Archive II A trio of tall 19th-century cylindrical terracotta chimney pots featuring raised relief designs including diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting. View II
Archive III A trio of tall 19th-century cylindrical terracotta chimney pots featuring raised relief designs including diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting. View III
Archive IV A trio of tall 19th-century cylindrical terracotta chimney pots featuring raised relief designs including diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting. View IV
Archive V A trio of tall 19th-century cylindrical terracotta chimney pots featuring raised relief designs including diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting. View V
Archive VI A trio of tall 19th-century cylindrical terracotta chimney pots featuring raised relief designs including diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting. View VI
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Gary Wright Antiques Ltd

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Telephone 07831 653843
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5 Fosseway Business Park
Stratford Road
Moreton-in-Marsh
Gloucestershire
GL56 9NQ
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/garywright
Verified Since Nov 2011
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Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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A trio of tall 19th-century cylindrical terracotta chimney pots featuring raised relief designs including diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting.
19th Century Trio of Large Terracotta Chimney Pots
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A trio of tall 19th-century cylindrical terracotta chimney pots featuring raised relief designs including diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting.
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  • ObjectArchitectural Salvage
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialTerracotta, Clay
  • ColourTerracotta
  • MotifsDiamond lattice, geometric loops, spiral fluting
  • SizeH 113.0302 cm (45 in) x W 34.2901 cm (14 in) x D 34.2901 cm (14 in)

This 19th-century trio of large Victorian terracotta chimney pots in architectural salvage style is made from clay in a terracotta colour with a weathered finish showing green moss patches. The cylindrical pieces display contrasting raised relief decorations consisting of a diamond lattice, geometric loops, and spiral fluting along their outer surfaces. The group is English circa 1860, originating from the Victorian period, and exhibits minor chips with no cracks. Each individual chimney pot stands 113.03 cm high and 34.2901 cm wide and deep. These pieces work well in a modern garden as sculpture, planters, or housing for lighting in an English country house setting. They suit outdoor placement on a lawn or patio where their height and textured relief patterns create a sculptural focal point among plants.

FAQs

During the 19th century, terracotta chimney pots were designed to extend the height of a chimney stack to improve draft while serving as prominent decorative architectural features on Victorian rooflines.

These pots were produced from dense, iron-rich earthenware clay moulded or turned by hand, then fired at high temperatures in kilns to render them frost-resistant and durable against harsh weather.

Authentic 19th-century examples typically feature hand-worked relief details, subtle variations in terracotta tone, natural weathering or lichen growth, and heavy, thick-walled construction rather than lightweight modern cast reproductions.

In contemporary gardens, terracotta chimney pots are frequently used as architectural focal points, plant pedestals, or tall garden planters filled with trailing foliage and flowers.

To preserve antique terracotta outdoors, ensure proper drainage if used as planters, elevate them slightly off damp ground during winter to prevent frost damage, and clean light dirt with a soft brush.
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