19th Century Tall Chimney Pot with Gothic Arch Detail

Tall Chimney Pot with Gothic Arch Detail * British 19th Century * Gothic Arch detail to sides * Octagonal base Chimney pots were a functional and decorative feature on houses, often reflecting the architectural style of the period. These chimney pots not only added aesthetic appeal but also improved flue draft, especially important for coal-burning fires common at the time. They were typically made of terracotta or iron and could be quite tall, with some reaching 4 1/2 feet. Chimney pots with Gothic arch details are a distinctive architectural element from the 19th century and is indicative of the Gothic Revival style, which was popular in the latter half of the 19th century.