This is a unique architectural antique. This copper gutter is one piece of the original from gutter from the Darwin Martin House is Buffalo NY. It has been crafted by Richard Foley, the coppersmith that removed and replaced the gutter on the current museum, and working with him, we designed these trough footed bowls using the same style of copper brackets used on the gutters. I have a letter of authentication from Mr. Foley, who also did the copper work for the Frank Lloyd Wright gas station at the Pierce Arrow Transportation Museum. There were seven made, this is the last one for sale. This one measures 29.5″ long, 10.5″ at the widest, 7.5 tall. Feel free to ask questions, this is the real deal.

Frank Lloyd Wright Darwin Martin House Original Gutter Trough Bowl. In 1997, the first stage in restoring the Darwin Martin House was to remediate the damage done to the roof and gutters from ice and snow over the years it was unheated. The coppersmith who fabricated the new gutters removed all of the damaged ones in order to get exact measurements. With the help of the original coppersmith who was in charge of the restoration, we came up with this design, a trough bowl that is fitted using the same gutter hanger style to design feet. The finished product is distinctively prairie style, and could be used in many different ways. The gutter and end panels are from the original stock, only the feet and grommets are new. This is a very limited edition of 8, authentication will be provided to purchaser via a signed statement from the coppersmith who did all the work. This particular bowl measures 27.25″ long, 10 3/4″ wide and 7 tall. The item “Frank Lloyd Wright, Darwin Martin House Original Gutter, Trough Bowl Free Ship” is in sale since Wednesday, February 17, 2021. This item is in the category “Antiques\Architectural & Garden\Other Architectural Antiques”. The seller is “relppa” and is located in Buffalo, New York. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Material: Copper
• Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
• Decade: 1910s
• Maker: Frank Lloyd Wright