Homeowner has a clay brick (4.75 x 8.625 x 14.625 inches) with three internal tubes, angled ends like penne pasta. Friends suggest: landscaping brick, roof vent, wine rack tile.
This shape (multi-channel hollow brick) has been used for:
Consult an architect or architectural historian. Regional building practices determine primary use. The angled ends suggest interlocking for drainage or venting applications.
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