Mary Seton Watts Building and Garden Elements

Elevate your garden or interior space with this exquisite pair of 19th-century terracotta planters, expertly crafted in France. Each planter showcases intricate detailing and a timel...

Pair of modern Spanish white painted wall terracotta ceramic planters.

This charming pair of vintage Italian terracotta garden planters is designed in the form of woven baskets, complete with thickly rolled rims and sculpted feet. Their surface is richl...

Pair of large liberty terracotta vases finely decorated with birds and bamboo plants Timeless decoration for your interior or garden.

A pair of reproduction terracotta pots, or planter, made on the island of Crete, Greece using centuries if not millennia-old techniques to achieve their specialized forms decorated w...

Add timeless Provençal elegance to your garden or interior with this pair of handmade Anduze planters by La Madeleine. Crafted in southern France using traditional techniques, each v...

Add timeless Provençal elegance to your garden or interior with this handsome pair of antique French Anduze planters, handcrafted in southern France and signed La Madeleine à Anduze....

A matching pair of antique neoclassical style terracotta pots, stamped Liberty & Co and attributed to Compton Pottery. Dating from the early 20th century, these reclaimed terracotta...

A pair of period, hand carved, scallop edged, circa 1800, English planters with original metal mounts. Each featuring lion head reliefs holding rings.

Charming pair of large square terracotta planters crafted in Tuscany, featuring decorative reliefs of playful cherubs on each side. These traditional Italian pots are made from warm,...

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts style Celtic planter or jardiniere and pedestal in terracotta after a design for Liberty’s London (stamped) by celebrated designer Archibald Knox. Titled ‘Beowulf’, this large Celtic plant pot designed by Knox was manufactured for Liberty’s by J. Carter and Co, as is stamped on the socle. Carters made stone garden ware and terracotta for Liberty between 1900 and 1910. Often unstamped, Celtic style planters like these are often mistakenly attributed to the Compton Pottery. However, we can be certain that this one was made for the luxury department store in London due to the ‘Liberty & Co’ stamp on the inside. Archibald Knox (1864-1933) was a pioneer of modern 20th century design. He was Liberty’s primary designer at the height of their success during the early 20thcentury, his balance of Arts and Crafts, Modernism, Celtic Revival...

A pair of Greek reproduction planter pots from Crete, made of terracotta resembling Mediterranean olive jars. The vessels are nicely decorated w...