Cast Iron Footed Planter from England

Antique French Tole Painted Jardinière or Planter. In looking over the planter carefully, I am sure it has had some paint conservation and rest...

Jardinières, the French word for planter and this is an unusual antique French planter or jardinière, looks great in a front entry, as we have u...

Pair of English stone columns, that are commonly referred to as "composition stone". From what I understand is that the columns are actually made from real stone that has been crushed and mixed with a bonding agent. The nicest features are their strength and ability to get a nice natural patina, such as this pair have and you can leave them outdoors all year. Our pair of stone columns...

Black Forest Pair of Jardinière’s hand carved in Switzerland during the late 1800s. The Jardinière’s are complete with their original metal liners and are ready to be planted. Black Forest Furniture first began to appear in the mid-1800s in Brienz, Switzerland and originally only included small Black Forest animal objects made for the tourist trade. In the late 1800s, as tourism traffic increased, so did the number and Size of Black Forest Carvings and soon thereafter was followed by Black Forest Furniture. As luck would have it, Old Plank has recently discovered a treasure Trove of Black Forest Carved...

Pair of Cast Iron Footed Planters, France, circa 1900. Lovely oblong shape with scrolled top. Overall floral and trellis design.

Pair of cast iron planters. England, late 19th century.

Regency, George III Style, Large Urn Grate Planter, Cast Iron, Brass, Outdoor or Indoor Planter, England, 20th C. Large cast iron and brass Regency style planter. This example was l...

Pair of Italian neoclassical style painted cast iron planters.