Antique Gutters

The cross section model exemplifies the construction of a roof with the attic construction, rain gutter and corrugated sheet cover. Made of painted hardwood, an old inventory number ...

Zinc gutter downspouts now transformed into up-light wall sconces.

The unusual pair from a collection of four gargoyles; each used as a rain spout for gutters on a chateau or cathedral; with distorted appearance combining mischievousness and embelli...

The unusual pair from a collection of four gargoyles; each used as a rain spout for gutters on a chateau or cathedral; with distorted appearance combining mischievousness and embelli...

The Zinc is the archetraving/ architraving moulding below a guttering on a tiled roof in the South of France.

According to the diarist George Vertue, this led Greenhill to lead what he described as a 'dissolute' lifestyle and on May 1676, while returning home one evening drunk from the Vine ...

Dramatic 19thc French Zinc and Slate Birdhouse from Chateau in Oise Entire piece covered in zinc with a beautiful weathered patina over the years Functioning rainspouts and gutters...

Marble top with a unique inverted carved "gutter" around perimeter. Fluted column legs end in marble top triangular base with lion paw feet.

An early twentieth century Ashburton fireplace, in the Italian seventeenth century manner, with stepped cornice shelf with gutter to the underside, above plain frieze flanked by elab...

Being both intentionally grotesque, to ward of evil spirits, and practical, as a gutter to throw water clear of Church/Cathedral walls.

The cherry veneer is very beautifully running over the front side drawers and gutters. Around the edges of the plate, there are very fine inlays with birch root and ebony.

Early 20th century hammered iron and brass tabletop cigar gutter in the form of a full-bodied parrot on a perch attached to a leaf.

James Gould was a specialist maker of Candlesticks of fine quality and had workshops in Gutter Lane when this piece was made. Height: 4.5 inches Base Diameter: 2.65 inches

CONDITION: Clean and bright, early repair to part of gutter on verso, overall A NICE EXAMPLE. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Golden Legend, the first printed book in English to conta...

CONDITION: Closed tear to upper gutter margin expertly repaired not affecting text, a VERY GOOD leaf from the Fourth Folio.

CONDITION: Head and foot of spine rubbed with some minor loss, upper and lower hinges just starting otherwise hinges fine, internally clean and bright, two early engraved bookplates ...

Condition: Good margins, short closed tears to upper edge, small loss to paper along upper edge near gutter not affecting text, still a VERY GOOD leaf from the Second Folio.

Endpapers show separation at the gutter. All pages appear present, and illustrations are intact, but the book will require repair or rebinding for regular use.

The sword has a 79cm straight blade with a flat back, counter-edged and gutter with a patina and gilded engravings on the third.

He had large workshops located in Gutter Lane when this piece was made. Height, to the top of the handle: 10.75 inches Length: 13 inches Width: 10.95 inches Weight: 27oz

The large windmill wheel spin once moved, gate opens and closes, the cotton rope pulls, small metal windmill to the reverse also moves once spun, and the gutter and water panel on th...

Found in Hungary, at the turn of the century, the finial was once incorporated into a building's gutter system with an opening that now allows it to be used as a unique display for a...

Humphrey Payne is listed as working in Gutter Lane from 1701-1739 when he then moved to the ‘Hen & Chickens’ in Cheapside.

An Arkansas newspaper in 1907 called him "a man who by his untiring efforts has rescued the carnival business from the gutter." What Parker's horses lacked in flamboyance was amply c...

He was found lying unconscious in a gutter, with only three pence in his pocket, on New Years Day 1864 and died on 3 January in Middlesex Hospital

The Silvertown company has been known under several names in its history. The Rubber & Gutter Percha company, British Tire & Rubber Co. and the Telegraph Works Co.

He had been apprenticed to Edward Wood in 1728 and gained his freedom in 1735, setting up in business the following year in Gutter Lane near St. Pauls in the City of London.

He had been a great drinking buddy of Joyce (O'Keeffe gives a nice account of them sitting in a Paris gutter together), but he still attacked Joyce's work - brilliantly - in Time and...

On 19 May 1676, while returning from the Vine Tavern (in Holborn) in a state of intoxication, he fell into the gutter in Long Acre, and was carried to his lodgings in Lincoln's Inn F...

The other series of 6 double-page plates, each containing 16 small biblical scenes captioned at the head of each scene in Dutch and at the foot of the scene in English, were engraved...

On 19 May 1676, while returning from the Vine Tavern (in Holborn) in a state of intoxication, he fell into the gutter in Long Acre, and was carried to his lodgings in Lincoln's Inn F...

These gutter spouts were recently salvaged from a building or home in the Bordeaux area of France and can still be used for gutter drainage or used as a wonderful accessory anywhere ...

Now, I think you can enjoy using it as a stone in the garden, or under the rain gutter as a rain gutter stone. Weight: 8.2kg.

The original gutters were then mothballed for about twenty years until recently purchased.

Being both intentionally grotesque, to ward of evil spirits, and practical, as a gutter to throw water clear of Church/Cathedral walls.

Being both intentionally grotesque, to ward of evil spirits, and practical, as a gutter to throw water clear of Church/Cathedral walls.

Gutter Pecha golf ball salt and pepper pots. A lovely pair of salt and pepper shakers in the form of early moulded mesh patterned gutty golf balls.

A memento mori painting would often contain a portrait with a skull but other symbols commonly found are hour glasses or clocks, extinguished or guttering candles, fruit, and flowers...

Dedication copy: signed and inscribed by the artist "to Mr Carl Weeks, sincerely, Clara Tice" and with small sketch of naked lady in pink crayon on front free endpaper; Tice's own co...

Blue T-cloth binding, blind-stamped single rule frame on front, gilt title on spine, top and bottom edges trimmed; no dust jacket, paper gutter cracked at inside second f.f.l., but b...

Spine sunned, some wear, several gutters over-opened. Deckled page edges. Interior pages are in good condition, with light toning.

Large 4to; 11 x 8 5/8 inches (280 x 221 mm); xii, 855, (24) pp. 21 hand-colored plates (20 fold-out maps and 1 globe), all maps present that are called for in the 'Directions for Pla...

The legs tenon through the seat, locked in place with split wedge tenons, these visible in the soft scoop of the comfortable seat. A thin "rain gutter" outlines the gallery of spind...

Pair of metal architectural elements Vintage antique rain gutters. Green weathered metal.  

This fascinating miniature of a metal work factory has moving parts and adorable details, including a dog house, mail box, gutters, and other features.

Black metal and wood umbrellas stand, divided in numbered compartments. This piece shows a gutter system for small umbrellas. Base composed of two zinc rectangular receptacles.

George 111 Silver Sherry Label, dated 1809, assayed in London Made by the renowned wine label makers Phipps and Robinson, who were making silver at 40, Gutter Lane which was right ...

These were used under roof valleys or gutters to catch water so that the water would go through a hole from one to another all the way to the ground.

The flat plain back would have been placed against a wall as these decorative cisterns were originally in use to collect rain water at the base of house guttering. Provenance: A pri...

Gargoyles came into Gothic architecture in the early 13th century and are defined as "a waterspout, projecting from an upper part of a building or a roof gutter to throw water clear ...

➡️ Beautiful study Landscape⬅️ Title: Sur les bords du Loing (Seine et Marne France) Jean Baptiste Camille Corot Medium: Oil on canvas Period: Likely mid-19th century Framing: A wid...