Chimney at Lovering's China Clay Dry, Charlestown is a Grade II listed building in the Cornwall local planning authority area, England. First listed on 24 May 2018. Chimney.

Chimney at Lovering's China Clay Dry, Charlestown

WRENN ID: tilted-bronze-reed
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Cornwall
Country: England
Date first listed: 24 May 2018
Type: Chimney
Source: Historic England listing

Description

Chimney of china clay dry, built by Lovering & Company in 1906-7, and opened in 1908.

MATERIALS Granite and brick chimney stack, banded with iron straps.

DESCRIPTION Cylindrical chimney stack at the north-west corner of the former china clay dry, known as Lovering’s dry. Approximately 120 feet high, of granite construction (although it was noted in 1909 that it was built from concrete blocks from Pentewan) with a brick top. Moulded sections at two-thirds of its height, and with a collared top. Banded with iron straps.

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