English Architectural Terracotta Gothic Revival Gargoyles c.1870

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English Architectural Terracotta Gothic Revival Gargoyles c.1870A wonderfully entertaining pair of expressive Gothic Revival gargoyle waterspouts. These fantastical elongated beasts are made from red architectural terracotta. With their upper side encased in studded lead work, creating a rivulet to enable water to cascade through their open mouths. The spout being designed to convey water away from the side of a building. They would make excellent cascade water features built into a pond or fountain, or equally

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