French Mortars

18th century gray stone mortar from the South of France.

Very large marble mortar. Perfect for garden or home.

Late 19th Century French Limestone Grinding Mortar and Pestle on Stone base A set of roughly

18th century gray stone mortar from the South of France.

A unique example of the traditional French pharmacy mortar, this cast iron version is from circa

Use to crush herbs or as a decorative accessory.

This nice mortar is made of white marble. This is a French work from 18th Century

This nice mortar is made of white marble. This is a French work from 18th Century

This nice mortar is made of white marble. This is a French work from 18th Century

A cast iron mortar with its original pestle, used in pharmacies in the early 20th century. This

16th century cast iron mortar with two very beautiful handles Beautiful original object with a

pestle, which has a protruding ring in the center. Our French bronze mortar and pestle would make a

Pair of bronze mortar decorated with a mascaron and their pestle, early 20th century. Measures

This early 20th-century mortar and pestle is made of brass with an honest patina. Both the mortar

This early 20th-century mortar and pestle is made of brass with an honest patina. Both the mortar

This early 20th-century mortar and pestle is made of brass with an honest patina. Both the mortar

This early 20th-century mortar and pestle is made of brass with an honest patina. Both the mortar

This early 20th-century mortar and pestle is made of brass with an honest patina. Both the mortar

A small French early 18th century planter or mortar in black marble.

This early 20th-century mortar and pestle made of brass with an honest patina. Both the mortar and

This early 20th-century mortar and pestle is made of brass with an honest patina. Both the mortar

This early 20th-century mortar and pestle is made of brass with an honest patina. Both the mortar

A pair of small and medium size white porcelain mortar and pestles which are an example of classic

Superb 18th-century black marble mortar with its pestle. The beautiful marble has a superb patina

. Antique French Country Primitive Carved Marble Mortar and Pestle on Solid Wood Primitive Base with 3 Large

A fine Garden urn taking the desirable form of the Classic European Mortars seen in France and

**17th Century Bronze Mortar with Fins and Pestle This bronze mortar dates from the 17th century

Antique large marble mortar of the high period. Dating from the late Middle Ages, early Renaissance

This small bronze mortar and pestle are from France, circa 1700. The circular opening has several

A set of 3 French 19th century walnut mortars with their pestles. Great shape, colour and patine.

Large mortar in Phocaean pink marble, 19th century

A "pestle and mortar" ashtray by Marius Giuge. The white color is dotted with black and brown

Large mortar made of Rance marble, 18th century

Mortar, or empty-pocket, in fruit wood and varnished, circular in shape, with its two decorative

These very nice 4 mortars are made of white marble. This is a French work, 18th century.

Iron mortar with its original pestle end 15th beginning 16th century Gothic period, France

Pair of 18th Century (1720) Cast Iron Mortars with pestles, origin country France.

Large mortar in Saint Anne grey marble, 19th century

Large mortar in Saint Anne grey marble, 19th century

Italian deep black polished marble giant mortar bowl and pestle. Mortar and pestle set has been

Jacques Lauterbach, French artist. Mortar and pestle in solid bronze. Modernist design. Late 20th

French apothecary ware. The mortar and pestle are from different French manufacturers. The pestle is

Jacques Lauterbach, French artist. Mortar and pestle in solid bronze. Modernist design. Approx

A tall and heavy elmwood mortar; 17th or 18th century. Antique Plant Cover Coffee Table Wabisabi

Pair of unusual and impressive Pharmacy door handles in brass good patination. France, Circa 1930.

A mortar made in France during the 20th Century. Made from black marble.

Beautifully Veined Red Marble Mortar Vessel. France, circa 1900.