Hubley Manufacturing Company Garden Ornaments

Cast iron cross with Angels. Late 19th century. H 47" W 27"

A pair of unique round cast iron jardinieres attributed to Deville & Cie of Charleville, France. The casting has a floral detail. There is drainage below for permanent planting.

Fabulous cast iron dachshund dog boot scraper in black paint. Two available, this one has a straight tail as opposed to the other with a circle tai...

American cast iron and painted horse head hitching post with a central fluted ringed column resting on a squared base, Mid 19th Century.

A superb original high quality cast iron Coalbrookdale Victorian bird bath. Wide basin top with decorative detailing to the stem, over a triform b...

3-791 English cast iron lyre boot scraper resting on an oval scalloped edge base late 19th century

Pair of French cast iron painted garden torchieres with flanking standing cherubs, foliage gadrooned urns, central lily fluted columns with cat tails, and resting on circular gadroon...

Vintage pair of cast iron 'Heron' garden sculptures - suitable for indoor/outdoor use - featuring a great aged patina with remnants of a polychrome painted finish in areas - articula...

2 similar cast style garden urns with gadrooned edge, fluted body on pedestal base with alligatored remnants of old paint. Keyword: planters.

Pair of large cast iron nineteenth century finials. Excellent as garden decoration.

Pair of Important Antique Cast Iron Urns Exquisite 18th-Century Directoire Urns

This exceptional pair of antique French cast iron vases originates from the heart of Paris, France. Crafted during the Directoire period (1770–1790), these urns showcase the elegance and craftsmanship of the era. The beautiful patina adorning the cast iron speaks to their historical authenticity. These timeless antiques are a testament to both functional design and aesthetic appeal from a celebrated period in European history.

The Rich Heritage of Antique Urns

Throughout history, antique urns and vases have been cherished across Europe for their exquisite craftsmanship and multifaceted functionality. Often serving as symbols of status and artistry, they were used to adorn gardens, courtyards, and stately homes. Made by skilled artisans, these pieces combined durability with intricate design, ensuring they could withstand the elements while remaining visually captivating. Today, their historical value and timeless appeal make them sought-after garden antiques.

Transforming Spaces with Antique Urns

These antique garden planters...