Antique Staddle Stones

Early 19th century Staddle stones, or mushrooms for the garden. Limestone, with lovely patina. very heavy, check to get current stock.

Beautifully matched pair of staddle stones. Staddle Stones, originally used to support barns, are now a familiar garden ornament although a matched pair is hard to find.

19th century English Costwold staddle stone.

Variously mis-described as a mushroom, a toadstool and saddle stone, staddle stones are remnants of our agricultural past.

Variously mis-described as a mushroom, a toadstool and saddle stone, staddle stones are remnants of our agricultural past.

Group of four ham stone staddle stones. Measure: Height smallest 62 cm to largest 71 cm.

Composition Yorkstone Measures: Height 91.5 cm / 36 in Condition: Very good original condition Quality large antique stone staddle stone. Removed from a manor house in Wor...

Set of seven early 19th English stone staddle stones removed from a Manor house on the peat bogs Doncaster Yorkshire.

Variously mis-described as a mushroom, a toadstool and saddle stone, staddle stones are remnants of our agricultural past.

Original Cotswold staddle stone. Period flat top. Used as the building foundation for grain sheds. 2 available.

19th century English staddle stones / sizes vary from 18" to 22" diameter x 25" to 37" height Six available all with varying degrees of natural moss and lichen growth Large and dra...

These staddle stones are available as a set of three, or can be purchased individually.

Three distinct staddle stone garden ornaments. They were originally used as building foundations supporting wood sheds that stored grain.

Staddle stones have a long agricultural history in Europe as a clever way to support granaries, hay ricks, and beehives.

When stacked together, they form a complete staddle stone. Traditionally, staddle stones served as sturdy supports for granaries, hayricks, game larders, and similar structures.

A wonderful 18th century English carved limestone staddle stone with original aged surfaces. The stone is covered with natural lichens, and wear that only many centuries of use can...

The largest ones I have seen over the years, these staddle stones were the porters of English barns, built in the 18the century.

A steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England, featuring a conical base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried stone.

A steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England, featuring a conical base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried stone.

Assorted staddle stones. These were originally used as building foundations.

1920's set of six English hand carved limestone staddle stones. Staddle stones, looking like stone mushrooms, were originally used as supporting bases for granaries.

These staddle stones make a statement in any garden or lawn. 1860

19th century English, from Cornwall, England impressively sized staddle stone Oversized mushroom top with original moss and lichen Beautiful natural patina Originally used by farmers...

A very rare and stunning pair of 18th century limestone staddle stones in superb condition. This fabulous pair of staddle stones will add English charm to any indoor or outdoor space.

A delightful pair of vintage staddle stones, circa 1880, that will add plenty of charm to your garden!

Crafted from high-quality limestone, this staddle stone pillar is a stunning piece of history from 17th-century France.

English staddle stone with grey top.. 26" diameter x 29" height / 18" x 14" base.

English Staddle Stone - white. 21" diameter x 33" height / 12" x 12" base.

English staddle stone with scattered white blotch pattern. 20" diameter x 31" height / 14" x 17" base.

English Staddle Stone with large spotted pattern. 21" diameter x 25" height / 12" x 12" base.

English staddle stone - Grey top with white spots. 23" diameter x 29" height / 13" x 11" base.

English Staddle Stone with all over speckle pattern. 22" diameter x 27" height / 13" x 14" base.

1790c set of six English hand-carved limestone staddle stones. Staddle stones, looking like stone mushrooms, were originally used as supporting bases for granaries.

Set of four English staddle stones, circa 1790. Staddle stones, looking like stone mushrooms, were originally used as supporting bases for granaries.

Additional photos of staddle stones in use are included. Today, the stones are wonderful decorative garden elements that add whimsy and interest.

Additional photos of staddle stones in use are included. Today, the stones are wonderful decorative garden elements that add whimsy and architectural interest.

19th century English pair of impressively sized staddle stones from Cornwall. Oversized tops with original moss and lichen.

19th century English pair of impressively sized staddle stones from Cornwall. Oversized mushroom tops with original moss and lichen.

The staddle stones lifted the granaries above the ground thereby protecting the stored grain from vermin and water seepage.

Staddle stones were originally used as supporting bases for granaries, and other small structures.

Antique hand hewn staddle stones were originally used to elevate grain barns, hayricks and other ancient outbuildings off the ground.

18th century English set of five rare square top staddle stones Measures: 23" diameter x 46" height. 22" diameter x 41" height. 21" diameter x 39" height. 25" diameter x 47" heig...

Bring the timeless elegance of French heritage to your home with this exquisite set of French Limestone Staddle Stone Pillars. Dating back to the 17th century, these handmade columns...

A steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England, featuring a conical base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried stone.

A steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England from the late 1700s, featuring a conical base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried stone.

English mushroom shaped top with moss staddle tone. 20" diameter x 34" height / 16" x 13" base. Six are available all with varying degrees of natural moss and lichen growth. Siz...

A staddle stone from the West Country of England, featuring a conical base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried stone.

A large staddle stone. English mushroom form. wonderful for garden art sculpture and planting areas.

1920s Spanish Galician "Hórreo" typical stone granary from the northwest, raised from the ground (to keep rodends out) by pillars ending in staddle stones and ventilation is allowed ...

A wonderful garden feature, steddle (or staddle) stones were originally used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, and game larders.

The staddle stones lifted the granaries above the ground protecting the stored grain from vermin and water seepage.

A steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England, featuring a conical base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried stone.

Wonderful pair of English staddle stones from the middle 1800s. Staddle stones were used as supports at each corner of a granary, they elevated the harvest and kept it safe from mice...

A steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England from the late 1700s, featuring a conical base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried stone.

A charming 19th century staddle stone crafted from solid sandstone and weathered to lovely moss and lichen covered patina.

Three square-topped limestone staddle stones. Staddle stones were originally used as supporting bases for granaries; staddle stones lifted the granaries above the ground thereby pro...

A carved stone planter rests upon a pedestal to create a lovely garden accent. Made in England in the 19th Century, the planter is carved in a classical urn shape with an egg and da...

Lovely faux bois garden bench with cast stone or concrete slab seat and two cast base legs. 3 pieces in total. Nicely appointed with wonderful rustic patina. Heavy.

These large scale antique stone bases were originally used as bases for columns in Spanish Colonial Guatemala. These are the largest we have ever had in stock. In very good condition...

This imposing natural stone table is a unique piece that stands out for its rustic aesthetic and sturdy construction. Hand-carved from a single piece of stone, it features a thick, c...

A incredibly heavy and solid rounded stone side table / pedestal. This lovely sculptural object was crafted from a solid stone sourced from a river bed in East Java. A raw and organi...

This unique table is crafted from an authentic antique millstone, repurposed and adapted as an outdoor tabletop. Its circular surface retains the original central opening, a function...

Spanish hand carved stone pile.

An early 18th C. Tuffeau stone font from the Loire valley, France. Beautifully patinated due to hundreds of years of use. Separates into three pieces for transport.