Antique Planter

These grand statues function as planters, and originate from Italy, circa 1850s. Planters sold as a pair, bases in photos optional to purchase.

Beautifully detailed "fake wood" planter. Stands on three points. The interior opening has a depth of 16" and is 23" in diameter.

Fleurdetroit presents. for your consideration a pair of stone encrusted planters, reminiscent of the grotto at Versailles.

What a fabulous piece, if used as a planter, to pot a bountiful display of colorful flowers and foliage!

We have a number of similar planters for sale; please enquire for more details.

We have a number of similar planters for sale; please enquire for more details.

This French Art Nouveau patinated bronze planter, "Chrysalide" (Chrisalis), by Paul-François Berthoud, features the head of a woman emerging from foliage.

Perfect to use as a decorative element in your home, garden, or hospitality space. Also ideal as a planter or original storage solution. The barrel is strong, stable, and fully funct...

Perfect to use as a decorative element in your home, garden, or hospitality space. Also ideal as a planter or original storage solution. The barrel is strong, stable, and fully funct...

Perfect to use as a decorative element in your home, garden, or hospitality space. Also ideal as a planter or original storage solution. The barrel is strong, stable, and fully funct...

The interior is carved allowing it to be used as a fountain or planter. Wonderful proportions and statement making presence.

A beautiful object suitable for use as a large planter. Made of hardwood. Circa 1900.

A beautiful object suitable for use as a large planter. Made of hardwood. Circa 1900.

A beautiful object suitable for use as a large planter. Made of hardwood. Circa 1900.

A beautiful object suitable for use as a large planter. Made of hardwood and weighing approximately 30 kg.

A lovely 19th century French Bonnet copper garden planter with a forged iron stand. This has a nice verdigris patina and makes a wonderful garden planter.

Within today's home, this piece would make for a stylish planter or log- bin. 

19th Century French Versailles iron and oak planters. With refreshed paint.

Minimalist Planter Pot by Swiss Architect, Willy Guhl. Produced by Eternit SA, Switzerland ca. 1960 - 1969.

Late 19th century, mahogany planter of rectangular form with original liner within a gilt metal openwork gallery, above a shaped apron and raised upon slender cabriole legs.

Good 19th century dug out sycamore planter with traces of old green paint. 1890. Code: 8567 Dimensions:H: 31.5" (80 cm)Di: 23" (58.4 cm)

Elevate your garden with this pair of 19th century French cast iron planters. These tall-style planters come with matching bases and a sleek white finish, adding elegance to any outd...

This French Limestone Shell and Conch Planter is a one-of-a-kind piece of 17th century art.

STUNNING 19th century faux bois planter from France made from terracotta. The casting was so expertly crafted on this piece, it truly looks like an old tree stump found in the middl...

This Swiss saucer planter by Willy Guhl is a 19th century design made from a durable limestone composite.

Antique French jardinière planter, elegant and finely crafted in richly figured walnut with refined neoclassical influence.

Single flower shape planter. Designed by Willy Guhl. Originates from Switzerland.

Rectangle shape planter. Made out of a concrete fiberglass composite.

Meiji Period Japanese Planter in carved wood, featuring mother of pearl butterfly and floral insets, and finished copper inserts.

Meiji Period Japanese Planter in carved wood, featuring mother of pearl butterfly and floral insets, and finished copper inserts.

Pair of French 18th century planters with original paintwork.

Rectangle shape planter. Made out of a concrete fiberglass composite.

In the 21st century, it makes an impressive garden planter that’s steeped in history, offering more than 1.3 m of planting area.

Rectangle shape planter with carved ribbed edging. Made out of a concrete fiberglass composite.

England, 1890 Faux bois strawberry planter with naturalistic form, modelled as a tree trunk with vine legs and with various planting holes. 14”dia x 15”h Ref.

These unique faux bois planters is a one of a kind set. Incredibly detailed and in excellent shape, these functioning planters are a charming accent for the home and will let your im...

This elegant Biedermeier planter from around 1830 embodies the refined simplicity and quiet sophistication that defined early 19th‑century German design.

A pair of carved marble shell planters.

Often unstamped, Celtic style planters like these are often mistakenly attributed to the Compton Pottery.

Charming 19th century French iron planter.

Exceptional 18th century French iron planter.

There is a hole at the bottom that may be used as a water drain when being used as a garden planter. There is wear from age and use which has formed great patina.

A pair of period, hand carved, scallop edged, circa 1800, English planters with original metal mounts. Each featuring lion head reliefs holding rings.

A large antique bronze two handled decorated planter.

sublime grey and blue patina on this castiron jardinière or planter.

A French Art Nouveau earthenware window box/planter by Alexander Bigot for the architect Cintrat, featuring an organic pattern that repeats itself around the base.

Late 19thC Pressed Brass Planter on Stand with Lion Mask Handles and Foliate Embossed Cummerband - 12"diam x 22.5"h

This 19th-century English planter leans fully into the artifice of faux bois, translating rough-hewn timber into glazed ceramic with unapologetic precision.

A 19th century Salt Glazed Faux Bois strawberry planter and chair planter. Believed to be from the Scottish boarders.

white lacquered iron garden planter late 19th century early 20th century overall in good condition, slight traces of rust on the top

A rare and elegant set of four antique lead planters, each beautifully adorned with classical floral swag motifs in high relief.

We have a number of similar planters for sale; please enquire for more details.

A characterful group of four large copper planters dating from the late 19th century, circa 1880.

A fine Antique Cast Stone Planter with an unusual Goblet form and having deeply cut foliate and scrolled motifs in relief.

A good sized terracotta vessel originally for the storage of water. Beautifully patinated with drip glazed detailing.

Minimalist square Planter by Swiss Architect, Willy Guhl. Produced by Eternit SA, Switzerland ca. 1960 - 1969.

Pair of 19th century cast iron planters from England. The planters are highly decorated with floral swags over reeding, which accentuates the lovely shape of the planters.

Elevate your garden or interior space with this exquisite pair of 19th-century terracotta planters, expertly crafted in France. Each planter showcases intricate detailing and a timel...

A pair of antique Doulton & Co stoneware planters dating to circa 1890. The neutral tone of the brown stoneware with its unglazed finished only compliments the unique hexagonal sha...

Pair of Victorian salt glazed terracotta faux-bois strawberry planters, likely Scottish, each naturalistically modelled as tree trunks.