This magnificent architectural statement piece is a genuine 19th-century copper roof ventilator, manufactured by the prestigious Ewarts & Son of Euston Road, London. A remarkable example of Victorian industrial craftsmanship, the ventilator features a tiered, pagoda-style silhouette with precisely engineered louvered slats designed for optimal airflow.
The copper has aged beautifully over more than a century, developing a stunning and authentic verdigris patina that only time and exposure to the elements can produce. The structure is topped with a decorative spire and sits upon a robust, flared base, showcasing the high-end metalwork that earned Ewarts & Son commissions for landmarks such as the Bank of England and Buckingham Palace. While originally designed for functional ventilation on stables, mills, or grand estate buildings, this piece now serves as an exceptional sculptural element for a garden, courtyard, or as a unique interior design feature. Its impressive scale and historical provenance make it a rare find for collectors of fine architectural salvage.
Width: 52 Centimeters -
Height: 135 Centimeters -
Depth: 52 Centimeters -
