This extraordinary 14th-century Gothic downspout is a rare and evocative example of medieval European stone carving, crafted from solid marble. Encircling the form is a continuous, 360-degree relief of arched Gothic windows, each surmounted by intricate quatrefoil medallions, iconic of the period’s ecclesiastical architecture.

The piece tapers to a base adorned with foliate relief carvings, lending organic contrast to the structural motifs above. Remarkably preserved, this downspout serves as both a historic artifact and sculptural object, ideal for collectors or installations seeking authentic Gothic architectural detail with deep historical resonance.