Limestone Fountains

Round hand carved water fountain basin container trough planter vessel antiques. Exquisite 17th century round hand carved stone water ...

This wonderfully hand carved limestone, small centre fountain from France is octagonal in shape. It has four iron spouts that adorn the centre post. Always used as center fountains...

This wonderfully hand carved limestone, small centre fountain from France is octagonal in shape. It has four iron spouts that adorn the centre post. Always used as center fountains i...

Round hand carved water fountain basin container trough planter vessel antiques. Exquisite 18th century round hand carved stone water ...

This small center fountain was hand-carved in Provence, in the South of France. Comprised of 13 pieces of stone, the fountain features an octagonal bas...

This small center fountain was hand-carved in Provence, in the South of France. Comprised of 13 pieces of stone, the fountain features an octagonal bas...

Comprised of 25 pieces of stone, this limestone wall fountain was hand-carved in Provence, France, in the 2000’s. The wrought iron spout, which features sev...

This wonderfully hand carved limestone, small centre fountain from France is octagonal in shape. It has four iron spouts that adorn the centre post. Always used as center fountains in villages throughout the ages in France, they are a beautiful complement to any property today. This is an unusual size as most center village fountains...

This lion mascaron fountain element was hand-carved from Italian limestone by an immensely talented mason. The details of the lion’s face are incredibly ...

This handsome version of the Medici Lion with his paw on a ball has been carved out of Vicenza limestone, which is found in the Veneto region of Italy. In the 16th century, Ferdinando I de’ Medici requested that two lions be carved for his garden staircase at his Tuscan villa. One of the lions used was a marble lion that was unearthed near Porta San Lorenzo and originally made in the 2nd century AD. This ancient lion had a pose like our lion, including the front paw resting on a sphere. Fernando I de’ Medici then had a second lion to stand beside the original. Throughout the centuries, copies and replicas of the lion have been made in a variety of materials. The stone lion here, stands with his head looking upwards and his left paw on the ball. His tail curls between his back legs as he stands upon a rectangular plinth which has been incised with linear motifs along the edges, as well as sporadically along the top face. The flowing mane and details of the face are realistic, and overall, the statue has acquired a nice patina from standing outside for the past few years. A one-inch hole has been carved in the lion’s mouth that continues through a column under the lion’s chest...

The city of Nimes, France, was once a regional capital of the Roman Empire and some original architecture can still be found there to this day. Our limestone wall fountain is from ne...

This large octagonal center fountain from Provence has been hand-carved from 15 pieces of Estaillade limestone. The center column has a ball finial on ...