Antique Cachepot

Elegant in both scale and design, this versatile piece was originally intended as a centerpiece or jardinière and remains equally suitable today as a cachepot, floral centerpiece, or...

A circa 1920's English silver plated center table cachepot vase Measurements: Height: 17" Width: 22" Depth: 12"

Equally striking indoors, they would make exceptional cachepots or decorative vessels in a sunroom or entryway.

Equally suited as a centerpiece, jardinière, cachepot, fruit bowl, or sculptural decorative object, it offers visual interest from every angle.

Dimensions: Overall height: 39.17 in (99.5 cm) Planter diameter: 10.63 in (27 cm) Planter height: 7.68 in (19.5 cm) This elegant French jardiniere from the late 19th century showcas...

Fantastic quality antique Victorian walnut marquetry inlaid jardiniere table, having a antique Victorian Franglais gilt metal mounted walnut and marquetry bloom trough or jardiniere ...

Pair of English Pearlware Bough Pots with Lion-Head Covers, Red Transfer-Printed Circa 1810–1820 This pair of pearlware bough pots and covers is of demi-lune form, the flat backs ma...

A beautiful Antique Art Nouveau majolica jardinière by Rörstrand, Sweden, dating to 1897. Produced during the height of the Art Nouveau movement, this finely crafted jardinière embo...

Monumental size Cloisonne enamel on copper Gui vessel or jardiniere dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, circa 1890-1910. This substantial piece features Taotie masks des...

19thC Pierced Brass Cylindrical Planter with Open Lattice on Bun Feet - 8" diam x 8.5"h

Sheraton Revival satinwood jardiniere stand table, late 19th century, English. Stunning example. Oval form with diamond, galleried lower tier. Straight, tapered leg with subtle splay...

A rare 18th Century large carved carrara marble wine cistern/planter, of unusual elongated oval form, with elegant moulded rim protruding outwards, and pinched in body below, as it c...

Fine quality antique Victorian brass jardiniere having a fine quality antique Victorian brass jardiniere decorated with beautiful embossed decoration comprising of trailing grapes, v...

A striking centerpiece or cachepot, perfect for fresh florals or decorative display.

Large unusual Majolica mermaid jardinière, circa 1880. A mermaid on the top of a large fish with shells and seaweeds.

Early 20th Century French Art Nouveau Celadon Green Glazed Ceramic Jardiniere with Floral Relief An elegant and highly decorative French Art Nouveau ceramic jardiniere from the earl...

XXL terracotta vessel from the La Rioja region of north eastern Spain. Originally used for the storage/transportation of wine &/or olive oil by traders. Heavily patinated with man...

An early 19th C. Carved stone mortar from Catalonia. Beautifully worn with unusual carved stone handles.

French grain measure constructed from bentwood with riveted iron straps, a reinforced rim, and an interior iron crossbar. The faded “Double Décalitre” stencil denotes its original 20...

A tall vessel hollowed from a single log, originally made as a storage container for grain or flour. The base is fitted and secured with wooden pegs. Two tabs rise from the rim, each...

An art nouveau vase in ceramics designed by Josef Ekberg at Gustavsberg in 1923, this planter is from the classic Sgrafitto-serie. The vase is 13.5 cm (5.2") tall and about 15 cm (6"...

A most elegant French 19th century Louis XVI st. Ormolu and Baccarat Crystal centerpiece/vase. This lovely tiered centerpiece is raised on a tripod Ormolu base with three Greek key s...

The scale makes it especially versatile as a centerpiece, cachepot, floral vessel, or decorative object for a kitchen island, breakfast room, or garden-inspired interior.

Hand Made French Brass Rain Catcher with Tap A lovely piece of French country ingenuity, the rain catcher would have been mounted on the wall to catch fresh rain water from the roof...

A partially glazed earthenware walnut oil jar. French, 19C. Stock ref. #3315 In good rustic order. H: 29 x W: 27 x D: 25 cm H: 11.4 x W: 10.6 x D: 9.8 "

An amazing crater vase hand-crafted in Grottaglie, small town in Puglia famous for high quality ceramics. It's in original condition with normal signs of use and age, it's composed b...

having a shortened urn-form body constructed of hammered brass, the sides with decorative brass handles and shaped rings

A striking matched pair of tall floor vases by the Galloway Terra Cotta Company of Philadelphia, one of America’s most celebrated makers of art and garden pottery. Each has a clean c...

An exquisite example of Napoleon III craftsmanship, this antique French jardinière combines richly figured burl walnut, contrasting ebonized wood, and finely detailed gilt bronze mou...

Rich in sculptural detail and antique character, this French Rococo jardinière features an ornate oval form with beautifully aged surfaces. Crafted in France circa 1860, the antique ...

An attractive antique French copper jardiniere dating from the late 19th-century, combining traditional craftsmanship with the rustic elegance of French country interiors. This beau...

A large (and heavy) grey glazed stoneware ceramic by the French Sculptor Charles Greber (1853-1935), of two workmen moving a large jardiniere. Signed: Charles Greber Beauvais.

This brown glazed ceramic planter carries the spirit of ancient craftsmanship paired with elemental design. Embossed with swirling clouds, curling waves, and dragon-like forms, its s...

Timeworn elegance meets artisan charm in this richly glazed earthenware planter. Its surface glows with layers of green and turquoise wash, shifting from jade to deep blue where the ...

Echoing the elegance of Edo-era porcelain, this blue-and-white jardinière brings the poetry of landscape indoors. Hand-painted panels depict serene mountain vistas, rivers, and villa...

From the famous ceramics manufacturer Amphora: a jardiniere featuring an angel/putto motif with garlands of roses, and a woven basket design for flowers. Stunning original condition....

A late Victorian ceramic shell jardiniere designed by Christopher Dresser and manufactured by Ault Pottery circa 1890. This sculptural earthenware planter combines naturalistic shel...

An early 20th-century Art Nouveau ceramic jardiniere by Thomas Forester & Sons, produced in England as part of the manufacturer's Phoenix Ware collection. This small, rounded planter...

This 1910-1919 Art Nouveau planter from Belgium is worked in glazed ceramic. Its design carries the Art Nouveau idiom through in its proportions and detailing. As a planter, it was b...

Deep spiral fluting and four small beaded loop handles define this pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware jardinieres. Each vessel is designed with a wide, rounded body that tapers toward...

An authentic 19th-century Irish George III mahogany peat bucket (plate bucket / turf bucket), crafted with coopered staves bound by solid brass bands. The bucket features a heavy-gau...

An imposing Venetian influenced 18th-century style carved walnut font / jardinière, richly patinated to a lustrous colour, presents an exuberant display of sculptural carving. Its Cl...

Elegant French Early Art Deco Onyx Marble and Wrought Iron Bowl, circa 1920 A beautiful and elegant French Art Deco bowl from the 1920s, combining richly coloured onyx marble with a...

Fantastic quality large antique Royal Worcester jardiniere, having a quality antique Royal Worcester jardiniere the beautiful blush ground hand painted with pretty flowers and butter...

Superb quality Art Nouveau Royal Doulton jardiniere and a stand having a superb quality Royal Doulton jardiniere on the original pedestal stand with art nouveau decoration, decorated...

Otto Prutscher has designed several flower-stands for Thonet, this special design is extremely rare. Literature: J. Ulihr, Semper Sursum, Olmütz 2003, ill p124.

Exceptional vase featuring an American motif—a bald eagle—produced by the renowned Société Céramique Maestricht (Netherlands) around 1920. The vase is round in shape and widens towa...

A magnificent and impressive Art Nouveau-style flower pot, jardinière, or cache-pot, crafted from polychrome-glazed earthenware by Jérôme Massier (1850–1926) for Vallauris, circa 190...

Bronze French polygon-shaped jardinière, circa 1925-1935. Two shaped handles mirror the raised diamond-shape decoration around jardinière's top portion. Surface of jardinière reveals...

An attractive pair of French 19th century Charles X Period patinated Bronze and Sienna marble urns. This handsome pair of tazzas is raised on square Sienna marble plinths below mottl...

A wonderful pair of French 19th century Louis XVI st. Ormolu mounted Bivalvia seashell centerpieces. The pair of shells are raised by a pierced foliate Ormolu bases with branches, le...

Richly decorated with pastoral scenes and soft pastel colors, this antique faience jardinière is a wonderful example of 19th-century French decorative ceramics. Crafted in France cir...

An exceptional and unusually large Japanese cloisonné enamel planter attributed to the celebrated Meiji-period enamel artist Goto Seizaburo (1857–1923), circa 1890. Measuring an impr...

A Rare George III Harewood and Burr Yew Wood Triple Bulb Jardinière, Attributed to Henry Kettle, c.1780 An exceptionally charming and unusual George III jardinière of distinctive fi...

Compact in scale yet visually substantial, this petite planter possesses a strong sculptural presence whether styled as a tabletop centerpiece, cachepot, decorative object, or shelf ...

Wonderful Antique Japanese Meiji Period Bowl / Cachepot in Patinated Copper, 19th Century. This is a lovely and beautifully patinated cachepot / planter in embossed copper from Japan.

A striking example of French decorative ceramics, this antique barbotine faience vase combines vibrant floral decoration with an intricately carved wooden pedestal. Crafted in France...

This exceptional jardinière is a typical original from the English Arts and Crafts period, crafted around 1900. This distinctive floral jardinière is a remarkable example of the fam...

An elegant French Art Deco green glass vase, attributed to André Delatte, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920s. The vase is distinguished by its strikingly elongated slende...

Porcelain - Coat of arms flowerpot. French; early 20th century; polychrome and gilded decoration with floral motifs and a European coat of arms in the center. Marked on the base 'Por...