What is recorded here

Freestanding cast-iron water hydrant, installed c. 1910, comprising moulded pedestal, fluted shaft with banded neck, spout and recent stainless steel tap surmounted by fluted cap with acorn finial.

Having been well maintained, this fine hydrant remains in use and is a fine example of the mass produced cast-iron items produced during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Its functional design is enlivened by the incorporation simple artistic details that could be easily replicated during the casting process. Such items of roadside furniture are becoming increasingly rare features of the Irish landscape.

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