Terracotta Architecture

Lovely antique Architectural glazed terracotta planters with floral details, a pair.

Antique French Architectural Print Remise de Locomotives by Pierre Chabat c.1900 This antique architectural print, titled Remise de Locomotives, was designed by the French architect...

A remarkable pair of large Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) earthenware Imperial roof decorations - ornamental architectural terracotta roof tile beasts. 15th/16th century or earlier, North...

122/13thC Song Dynasty Chinese Terracotta Buddha in the form of an Architectural wall piece.

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A rare pair of c1910 Sullivanesque style architectural terracotta blocks by the Midland Terra Cotta Company of Chicago Illinois.

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Postmodern rosewood and terracotta room divider with three panels. Handmade studio piece with elements of Aldo Rossi architecture and Ettore Sottsass sensibility.

A 19th century antique terracotta water jar from France, reclaimed and rich with natural patina and age.

Corbels are conventionally used as an architectural fixture. However, this antique terracotta corbel is simply too beautiful to be mounted to a wall or ceiling.

Both functional and architectural, these terracotta urns embody the enduring tradition of Italian garden design and craftsmanship.

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An antique French terracotta model of a sphinx. The patinated finish of the terracotta adds a characterful timeworn look to this sphinx statue.

This monumental Turkish terracotta vessel is a breathtaking architectural piece that embodies the soulful, rustic aesthetic of Mediterranean craftsmanship.

The garden piece exemplifies the elegance and craftsmanship of Victorian England. Hand-cast in terracotta, featuring finely modelled fluted sides and a beautifully detailed frieze of...

Formerly architectural decoration these statues would suit a garden or wall.

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Likely once used as a decorative architectural embellishment for a building façade, this antique terracotta lion plaque comes presented on a bespoke steel stand for interior display.

The third quarter of the 19th century saw an increased demand for architectural and sculptural terracotta. Doulton & Co. were amongst others in designing a huge range of unglazed ter...

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Blanchard was one of the leading manufacturers of terracotta of the 19th century specialising in statuary such as vases and busts as well as larger scale architectural ornaments.

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This pair of monumental Turkish terracotta vessels exudes a timeless, architectural presence, perfect for adding a sense of ancient history to a contemporary or traditional space.

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The firm specialised in statuary pieces, vases, busts and architectural details and even acquired important contracts including a commission from the Victoria and Albert Museum for a...

Decorative, architectural roof tower ornament in terra cotta composed of three parts which fit together. This and similar pieces sat elegantly on the towered slate roofs of large Fre...

In later years, the company extended their range, making porcelain baths, sinks and lavatories as well as stoneware and architectural terracotta, forming a branch of the Leeds Fire C...

It is modeled in vernacular glazed terracotta with a tall architectural body, flared base, arched handles, bulbous upper section, projecting applied ornament, and a perched bird-form...

From the 1912 Vanderbilt Hotel in New York City, Manhattan, located on Park Ave. In the 20th century, the hotel business declined, and the Vanderbilt Hotel suffered foreclosure i...

Blanchard Terracotta Blanchard was one of Britain's leading manufacturers of terracotta during the 19th century.

Pair of large decorative architectural stone/terracotta Lamps in the neoclassical taste, Each bulbous, urn-shaped body hand-carved with swirling pattern ribs and raised on a spread...

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• Quantity per m²: • 15x15 cm: 41 tiles per m² • 16x16 cm: 36 tiles per m² • 17x17 cm: 33 tiles per m² These tiles bring timeless charm and authenticity to any project, showcas...

Likely once used as a decorative architectural embellishment for a building façade, this antique terracotta lion plaque comes presented on a bespoke steel stand for interior display....

With some weathering, this antique architectural keystone is steeped in history, telling a story of mythology and English heritage.

A 19th century Victorian terracotta model of a gothic font. An English architectural model of a font in the ecclesiastical style dated to circa 1850.

A handmade terracotta sculpture made of terra cotta with a stick finish.

Paul Sédille (1836–1900) was a noted French architect and theorist, celebrated for his advocacy of polychrome decoration in architecture and his use of terracotta and brick as expres...

Though corbels are conventionally used as an architectural fixture, this pair of antique corbels are too beautiful to simply sit on a wall or ceiling.

Cast in very fine relief, in our opinion this panel is made of terracotta and hand painted afterwards. This exquisite architectural view depicts this wonderful building on a cloudy d...

It is described as one of the finest examples of Italian gothic architecture, due to its large scale and ornate design inside and out.

The design language recalls Baroque garden sculpture, mythological grotesques, and classical revival ornamentation, making this piece highly relevant for collectors searching for ant...

Tall Architectural Table Lamp, Ceramic, Incised, Abstract, Geometric.

Renowned for their terracotta garden figures and architectural ornaments, the firm was part of the region’s celebrated ceramic tradition during the late 19th century.

Unusual table lamp made from an architectural remnant from a NYC building. The painted terracotta capitol top is mounted on a wood base and wired as a lamp.

The restrained palette of pale turquoise, celadon, soft grey, ivory, and muted terracotta enhances the architectural elegance of the composition.

Its sculptural front creates a dynamic interplay of solids and voids, while the handcrafted Terracotta textured finish enriches the architectural surfaces with depth and tactile char...

The earthy terracotta tone enhances the architectural silhouette, introducing a warm and timeless aesthetic suited to modern luxury interiors.

It originates from La Brique et la Terre Cuite (Brick and Terracotta), a renowned architectural folio published around 1900 that celebrates the aesthetic and structural use of brick ...

Hand-knotted in an especially soft Ghazni wool, this piece adapts the rugged charm of nomadic motifs to a sophisticated, warm modern palette, featuring an architectural arrangement o...

The symmetrical geometry, decorative color palette, and detailed renderings of materials reflect the ideals of the French architectural revivalism. This plate originates from the hi...

This rare mid-century terracotta planter was produced by Architectural Ceramics of Oakland, California, a lesser-known but highly respected studio that should not be confused with th...

The lithograph presents a richly colored perspective view of the restaurant’s façade and terrace, showing the interplay of brick, stone, and terracotta ornament. Architectural detail...

Pierre Chabat (1827–1892), a French architect and professor, created La Brique et la Terre Cuite as both a technical resource and a decorative series, celebrating the versatility of ...

Chabat around 1900, the plate celebrates the expressive use of brick and terracotta in French seaside architecture. The office building and gatehouse are rendered in full color with...