Ceramic Building and Garden Elements

Italian Majolica jardiniere and accompanying stand in the style of Giorgio Andreoli (1470-1555). Decorated in the Renaissance style with ar...

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...

French set of 4 Majolica flowers tile, circa 1890. 6' by 6" , The four tiles 12' by 12".

Set of a large brown, a medium white and a small black thumbpot by Fresno, California Artist Stan Bitters. The planters are hand-built with thumbprint design. The hand-built, organic...

Art Nouveau Vallauris Majolica jardinière on stand, planter by Jerome Massier, circa 1900.

Italian made vintage cerulean blue terracotta Deco style female figure sculpture.

A late 19th/early 20th century reclaimed bathroom sink with chrome plated taps and a bespoke floor standing bracket. This model is ‘The Pearl’ and features a boxy, rectangular design.

Marilyn Kay Austin Model-4002 Pro Artisan Planter for AP

These wonderful terra cotta pots, signed “Le Madeleine Anduze”, were originally used in the South of France for the planting of large fruit trees. In the 17th century, pots like this...

A striking pair of Brutalist crucible-form vessels with a heavily textured, volcanic-like surface and beautifully weathered patina. Originally industrial in spirit, these substantial...

19th century monumental majolica oak leaves cache pot planter signed Sarreguemines number 1649.

Blue terracotta Urn hand crafted in the south of France.

A large antique John Bolding Carrara marble corner basin with porcelain sink. Dating between circa 1890 to 1910 and twice the standard size, this sink is a Trone model, and incorporates Victorian and Edwardian styles. This sink would make a lovely addition to a larger bathroom in a grand country home or townhouse. John Bolding John Bolding and Sons was established in 1822 by John Bolding. It began as a brass foundry merchants, but by 1871 the firm had evolved into the sanitary world. It began to develop an interest for “improvements in water closets and in valves and regulating apparatus for the same” as quoted in the London Gazette in 1871. Their David Street showroom displayed modern bathroom units...

Originally used for pickling and food preservation, this 19th-century ceramic pot is decorated with two serpentine dragons winding around the exterior towards a flaming "pearl of wis...

A fine large monumental English Campana garden urn (or planter pot) on plinth of buff terracotta, featuring a round urn with Classically proportioned body on raised square base, and ...

A large antique corner sink with a triform stand dating to the late 19th century. This large sink has a simple yet elegant porcelain basin finishe...

French Majolica Jardiniere Daisy Keller & Guerin Luneville, circa 1900.

Italian Art Nouveau Majolica Pedestal and Planter with Heron, circa 1900 A striking Italian Art Nouveau majolica pedestal and planter dating from the early 20th century. This sculp...

A fine English faux bois strawberry planter pot of salt-glazed terra cotta and of very good scale, from the early 20th century, modeled as a natur...

Meet Polli: A collaborative design with Karim Rashid. Inspired by the word "polliwog,” Polli is a deliberate exploration of organic form and movement. Much like a tadpole, with a he...

Hand thrown studio pottery bowl or planter by famed California ceramicist Robert Maxwell. The bowl features a ridged texture and is without glaze providing an organic and natural aes...

Lovely pair of vintage brown glazed elephant garden stands. Used as benches, stools, stands, side tables, end tables or drink tables. No chips or...

A rare and original early 20th century First Class steam ship double sink unit by the Cunard Steam Ship Co. dating back to circa 1905. Should passengers on Cunard Ships in the late 19th and early 20th centuries have been fortunate enough to afford a First Class ‘Stateroom’ cabin, they would have enjoyed the luxuries of a double vanity unit such as this one. Designed with space-saving and functionality in mind, these innovative mahogany cabinets concealed the wash basins when not required via two convenient hinged pull-out cabinet doors. When in use, the porcelain sinks could be filled by pressing the tap – releasing water from the manually-filled reservoir housed above which was cleverly disguised behind the mirror – and then simply closed once finished, the water from the bowl emptying into two trays hidden beneath and disposed of manually. Accompanied by an array of shelving, drawers and storage, this vanity unit was a feat of craftsmanship and functionality! While we don’t know for certain which of the Cunard Line’s steamships this vanity unit came from, the company built two legendary 32,000 ton express liners around this time: the RMS Lusitania, which sank years later in 1915 during WWI, and the RMS Mauretania. This sink unit could have been taken from the RMS Mauretania following its retirement in 1935. This sink model was later retired, an article from ‘The Morning Post’ from 19th November 1935 detailing how the cabins had been further adapted over some 30 years to create more spacious and comfortable cabins (pictured). A similar single example of the First Class Stateroom sink can be found in The Mariners’ Museum in Virginia, USA. This antique steam...

A large antique terracotta pot featuring a wide flared rim and a decorative rope twist detail encircling the upper body. The surface has ...

A ceramic wall panel by Pierre Digan, to La Borne, circa 1970-1975. The base is in wood. Very good original conditions. A set of 9 similar panels is available.  

A terracotta Primavera Vase designed and signed by Madeleine Souges. 9 1/8" high x 8 1/4" diameter. Outer surface facets are painted. Fully signed on bottom.

For those looking for something to add scale and impact to the garden, terrace, or entryway, look no further than this gorgeous terracotta building spire...

Vintage ceramic elephant garden stool stand side table. No chips or breaks. Dimensions: 22.5 H x 20 w x 10 D.

Geometrie d’Ombra is a collection of hand-decorated Grès Maiolicato tiles inspired by essential geometric forms—circles, lines, squares, diagonals, and triangles. It represents ...

Lovely Chinese porcelain jardinieres. Dating to the 1970’s or 80’s. Unmarked Base Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Region of Origin: China Period: 20th century...

This rarely available Arts & Crafts-period glazed tile features a stag standing on the lakeshore against a mountain backdrop. Its more-than-foot-long size makes it ideal for plac...

An extraordinary pair of early 20th-century glazed earthenware tiles from the renowned Marcke-Lez-Courtrai tileworks in Belgium. One tile showcases a masterfully sculpted swan in hi...

Italian Glazed Terracotta Palm Tree and Chinoiserie Stove. Italian or Austrian glazed terracotta stove in chinoiserie motifs. In off white glaze with frothy palm leaf finial at the t...

This is a large set of 350 antique French handmade ceramic tiles. Manufactured by Devres, circa 1920s. Colorful pattern in yellow, red and green. These tiles would be charming displa...

A fine English garden round planter pot of terracotta from the Edwardian era, featuring a faux bois or tree bark and vine exterior around the circumference. This highly decorative p...

A large and impressive "Kachelofen" (ceramic stove) from the 19th century. The shaped feet surmounted by substantial burning chamber with arched copper door. Ornate ceramic embellish...

Large studio ceramic planter by ceramicist, Deanna Nichols (b. 1942-2017, Missouri). Holding a BFA from Kansas City Art Institute (1965) and an MFA from Claremont Graduate University...

Vintage white and gold chinoiserie style garden seat. The design consists of large white blooms with gilt vines and leaves. Diameter of top is 12".

A very unusual antique canopy bath and shower, reclaimed from a large private house in London. This glazed earthenware bath is made by Rufford & Co wit...

For your consideration, an Art Nouveau majolica ceramic planter (also referred to as a cachepot or jardinière). It reflects the early 20th-century Art Nouveau (or Jugendstil) movemen...

A late 19th century French terracotta figure of the Callipygian Venus, after the antique. Also known as the Venus Callipyge or Aphrodite Kallipygos, th...

A fabulous pair of large-sized pedestal planters from the mid 20th century. This pair of vintage American planters have cleanly-designed, circular-shaped cast-stone vessels at the to...

A stunning and large scale pair of Mediterranean 19th century patinated Terra Cotta olive jars. Each beautiful and extremely decorative olive jar displays a most elegant curved balus...

Anduze vase in very good condition; some chipping at base and rim consistent with age and use; deep brown and green drip glaze; attractive swag decoration, with maker's mark "Boisset...

An France ceramic purple lilac and green flower or plant pot holder cachepot jardiniere planter with white flowers, circa early-20th century, France. Great as a standalone piece or t...

Stunning celadon-blue glazed ceramic planter from the late 19th century The body is adorned with fluting, and the rim and base feature a leaves and flowers decoration A piece inspire...

A late 19th century French terracotta garden urn, or planter. Bold form with large thick handles and yellow painted bead decoration. Stamped on base: Perrusson Ecuisse Saône-et-Loir...

Handsome, hand wrought, industrial 19th Century Dutch Copper and Brass Coal Scuttle referred to as. "5KAN. This scuttle was used to carry coal or water. It has been elegantly repurp...

A rustic French confit pot from the late nineteenth / early twentieth-century. Originally used for storing preserves. This would make a lovely addition to a collection of antique p...

This is a delightful antique decorative pair of jardinieres, Chinese ceramic planter dating to the late 20th century. Showcasing a desirable aged patina and is in good order througho...

A large turkish terracotta olive pot. This beautiful piece can be used as a garden ornament or planter, for indoor and outdoor use.

A fantastic vintage Boho terra cotta planter. A chic Chevron stripe along the top. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate

Elevate your space with this rare vintage Gainey Ceramics planter, a striking piece of mid-century modern design. Crafted in La Verne, California, USA, this planter features a rich o...

Vintage crucible, repurposed as unique planter or pot, carries the marks of their industrial past while offering a striking blend of function and history. Made from heavy-duty refrac...

Large antique Italian terracotta urn / vase / jardinière / planter, Louis XIV period (late 17th century - early 18th century) monumental sculptural piece designed for both indoor and outdoor use. This rare architectural terracotta urn-vase or jardinière is shaped as an amphora and it is a powerful example of Italian decorative arts from the early 1700s, combining the exuberance of late 17th century Louis XIV and Baroque design with an early classical refinement that anticipates the Louis XVI style. It rises from a strong octagonal base and develops into a richly modelled body with deep fluting and classical relief decoration. The surface is enriched with grotesque-inspired ornamentation, geometric motifs, egg and dart patterns, rosettes, and classical friezes, creating a layered visual rhythm typical of high-end antique garden sculpture and architectural terracotta. The most striking feature of this monumental garden urn...

This is a one-off tile stove made by the Martin company, located in Zeist. The company was part of the still existing Hernhutters. In its current cond...

Recently lifted from its original home, a set of antique tiles from the early 20th century. With a beautiful stylized design of a lily. Manufactured by Gilliot Fabrieken te Hemiksem....

Beautiful wall tiles with an image of a butterfly and flower basket, trimmed with a beautiful edge. Manufactured around 1900, Morialme, Belgium. Two tiles together form 1 image. Ther...

A colorful hand painted panel of 28 moroccan tiles. The tiles show sketches and symbols of the Berber culture. Like fish, camels, flowers, sun and salamanders. Each of them are uniqu...

A most unique and unusual piece of wall art. There are 50 individually tiles. Each pattered tile is a work of art in itself. Each tile is individually hand painted. Size each tile: i...