Decorative brick and concrete pillars at Kilkenny factory [B 78559/19-26] • Photograph

Concrete decorative pillar.

Concrete decorative pillar.

Classical Greek Ionic style of column, on a twisted base.

Concrete decorative pillar.

Concrete decorative pillar.

Classical Roman Doric style of concrete column, on a brick base.

Concrete decorative pillars.

Concrete decorative pillars.

Various styles of small decorative concrete columns.

Concrete and brick decorative pillar.

Concrete and brick decorative pillar.

Small helical brick decorative column with a square concrete top and base. The dark bricks appear twisted in a clockwise direction. This style was part of Tudor revival style homes of the 1920s and 1930s. Behind the column are stacks of parts of decorative small concrete pillars.

Concrete and brick decorative pillar.

Concrete and brick decorative pillar.

Close up of small helical brick decorative column with a square concrete top and base. The dark bricks appear twisted in a clockwise direction. This style was part of Tudor revival style homes of the 1920s and 1930s. Behind the column are stacks of parts of decorative small concrete pillars.

Brick decorative pillar.

Brick decorative pillar.

Close up of small helical brick decorative column. The dark bricks appear twisted in a clockwise direction. This style was part of Tudor revival style homes of the 1920s and 1930s.

Brick decorative pillar and concrete planters.

Brick decorative pillar and concrete planters.

Close up of small helical brick decorative column with a square concrete top and base. The dark bricks appear twisted in a clockwise direction. This style was part of Tudor revival style homes of the 1920s and 1930s.In front of the column are two concrete planters on square concrete pillars

Brick decorative pillar.

Brick decorative pillar.

Close up of small Doric style concrete decorative column with helical brick base. The shaft and top appear darkened and the base of dark bricks appear twisted in a clockwise direction. This style was part of Tudor revival style homes of the 1920s and 1930s.