Cotswold Stone

A small 19th century Cotswold stone trough.

A carved stone planter with large bull-nose rim over deep flutes. The surface with a wonderful

-sided stone base with circular CAP is common to the Cotswolds, however, a conical base would indicate a

local stone, the archetypal four-sided stone base with circular cap is common to the Cotswolds, however

Beautifully matched pair of staddle stones. Staddle Stones, originally used to support barns, are

19th century English Costwold staddle stone.

Pair of 1920's English Cotswold design stone planters. The Cotswolds is an area in Southern

1940's English Cotswold design pot. Signature decorative trellis pattern design. Five planters are

1920s pair of English Cotswold stone planters Octagonal with decorative carvings. Very good

Carved from a durable grit stone which is very similar in to Cotswold stone when cleaned. Measures

century Origin: England Maker: Unknown Materials: Cotswold stone, handcrafted, limestone

expertly capturing the light across the lane to the Cotswold stone buildings. Dating from the mid 20th

Circa 1920s English pair carved signed (Cotswold Studios) round stone planters. Four pair are

This Bathstone lobed large urn has an egg dart base. It sits on a decorative 1920's Cotswold stone

Antique hand hewn staddle stones were originally used to elevate grain barns, hayricks and other

1930's English pair classic Cotswald studio pots with traditional carved details. Natural aged patina.

A pair of fine English garden planters or pots of composition stone from the Cotswolds, each square

This impressive large-scale antique Cotswold limestone fire mantel is an original from the Georgian

A hand carved Limestone doorway, salvaged from a house in Broadway, Gloucestershire. The height can be varied by removing or cutting blocks. This doorway would look amazing when used...

1930's classic pair of garden pots from the Cotswold Studios. Decorative carved motif. Two pair are

1930s Classic pair of garden pots from the Cotswold Studios. Decorative carved motif. ARRIVING

depicts a view of rolling hills with playful sheep exploring around the Cotswold stone walls on a summers

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

About A deeply carved English Cotswold or Bath stone bolection fireplace Condition Report

A pair of fine English square garden pots or planters (or jardiniere urns) of composition stone

A fine pair of square garden planters or Cotswold Studios pots of composition stone - each

. Reclaimed from a property in Cumbria. The pale color resembles Cotswold stone. This has never been used

Large pair of Cotswold planters Beautiful large pair of vintage planters attributed to the

estimate there are over 200 building blocks in the set, the blocks are in cotswold stone in two-light

A pair of fine English garden planters or (jardiniere) urns of composition stone from the Cotswolds

studio. The painting shows a Cotswold stone track receding into the distant trees and fields portrayed by

Large Planter from the Cotswold Studios This is a superb large planter, it has plenty of room for

Aubretia on a Stone Wall [2022] original Pen and Ink with Watercolour Image size: H:33.5cm cm x W

English set of three Cotswolds Studios Celtic Knot jardinières, circa 1930. Classic Cotswold

A carved Cotswold stone wrythen baluster with stepped square base and square top, with replaced

Raised on an old staddlestone plinth, this is a birdbath made up from an old Cotswold stone element

A 19th century cotswold stone sundial with earlier Cary's London bronze plate, on a hexagonal stone

A Set of Four Matched Cotswold Stone Balls

An 18th Century English Carved Cotswold Stone Well Head

second vase. Judging from the lighter colour of the stone, these were probably quarried and carved

the lighter colour of the stone, these probably come from the southern Cotswolds, perhaps near Bath

With good weathering and patination.

local stone, the archetypal four-sided stone ba se with circular CAP is common to the Cotswolds, however

A rare pair of Cotswold stone basket-weave urns circa 1750 removed from an English manor house.

Cat. No. 040-001-207

19th century English staddle stones used to hold up granaries to keep vermin from getting into the

A reclaimed Compton style rich terracotta scroll pot. With its handmade design and natural weathered finish, this reclaimed Compton style scroll pot makes a beautiful feature of a co...

Decorate a garden, courtyard, or terrace with this charming antique French sculpture. Crafted in France circa 1920, the two-piece composition features a finely carved rooster perched...

This Mid-20th Century French steel armchair features steel slats that form the seat and seat back. The seat rests on legs made of two opposing half circles joined by a stretcher. A b...

This rustic English oak fire mantel dates from the late 19th century and has stood the test of time for more than 130 years. Made in solid oak, its simple lines and mid oak colour su...

Cute little French Campagnard style fireplace mantel in lovely "Buxy" limestone. This petit gem comes from central France, burgundy area. Its perfect size make it possible to install...

A large 17th century French capital on a associated base. Sculpted front and sides, flat backside. Great to decorate a garden or display indoors.

This is an antique garden vase. An English, terracotta outdoor planter for vines or bushes, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1890. Charming Victorian garden planter with a...

Originating from rural France, this beautifully carved stone trough would have originally been used in a rural setting, possibly at a dairy farm, or estate courtyard. Hand-hewn from ...

Swedish designer, Arne Norell’s conceptual designs, gained recognition for their use of traditional materials and forms like fabrics and wood combined with simple and vanguard lines....

Antique limestone columns. Origin: France, circa 1600. Measurements: 56.25'' H x 22.5'' W x 19'' D

A large reclaimed Portland Stone fireplace with a shallow arched opening, salvaged from a country house. Additional Dimensions: Opening Height 101 cm Opening Width  137.5 cm.

Long and looping, this pair of wrought iron fleur de lys door hinges measure around 20 inches tall. Hand-crafted in France during the early 1920s, the gudgeon portion of the hinge is...

Rare and beautifully hand painted and glazed, porcelain tile in superb branches frame serving tray. This beautiful quality and marvelous design tile serving tray is another one of o...

Antique stone planter Dimensions: approx - 12.5” diameter x 10.25” height Beautiful texture and patina.

An 18th century antique Georgian pine fire mantel with old paint finish. Dating from circa 1780, this fireplace has stood the test of time for more than 240 years and is in original ...