Coade Stone Building and Garden Elements

Late 18th century pair ‘Coade Stone’ sphinx figures designed by sculptor William Croggon. This fine pair are adorned with small tiaras, and are composed of female torsos with lion-li...

Coade and sealy lidded urn. The urn was manufactured by Coade & Sealy in the early 19th century. There is a Coade & Sealy Lambeth stamp to the base, together with a mid-19th century ...

An outstanding pair of early 19th century Lions masterfully crafted from coad stone - origining from a palazzo in Lago Di Garda, Italy. Stunning detail. Perfect for any interior of g...

Carved Stone Water Feature, England 21st Century Solid stone garden sculpture with unique form. Originally a functional fountain.

A very elegant pair of mid-19th century jardinières - Urns - on their plinths. Wonderfully crafted from coade stone. Terrific patina. Fabulous for any garden or interior.

Each of the urns are three pieces, they are well weathered with some old repairs. A copy of the late 18th century Coade design. Weight 170 kg each.

A sensational pair of vintage French jardinieres, planters from the South of France. Wonderfully constructed from coade stone and sea shells.

A sensational vintage French garden table with a shell motif. Wonderfully constructed with a coade stone base decorated with sea shells and...

An absolutely charming French 19th century statue of a recumbent deer beautifully crafted in coade stone. Wonderful detail and beautiful face. A perfect accent for any garden or inte...

Britannia was the Greek and Roman term for the geographical region of Great Britain or Great Britain and Ireland which was inhabited by the Britons and is the name given to the female personification of the island. During the reign of Charles II, Britannia made her first appearance on English coins on a farthing of 1672. With the constitutional unification of England with Scotland in 1707 and then with Ireland in 1800, Britannia became an increasingly important symbol and a strong rallying point among Britons. In the 1780s when this statue was made, the Royal Navy was the most powerful in the world and although now sadly missing this figure would almost certainly have held a trident similar to the figure of Britannia used on British coins...

A carved coade stone Chinese robed figure with beard holding a pomegranate - a symbol of fertility and abdundance. Coade stone is a ceramic based composite which is incredibly weath...