Compton-style Pots

A composition stone wall plaque with arched top depicting the botanist and gardener, John Tradescant the Younger, standing in 17th-century dress with...

A carved marble figure of a faun playing the flute, the figure’s head is tilted to meet the flute in playing position, with left leg crossed in front of the right leg, and with left ...

A dining set comprised of a simple wrought-iron table with circular glass top together with six wrought-iron side chairs, the back of each chair with tulip-form scrollwork and a frie...

A pair of stoneware urns by J.M. Blashfield, each body ornamented with four lion masks joined by festoons of fruit and flowers, stamped on inside of rim, “J M Blashfield, Stamford”, ...

This mid-20th-century English terracotta Compton pot is a beautiful example of traditional craftsmanship. The curled handles, seamlessly formed as part of the body, showcase the make...

A pair of early 20th century Compton Pottery Leix terracotta garden pots. This model is listed in the Compton catalogue as ‘Leix’. Each are unstamped and of a matching design typical of the Pottery with their spectacular red colour and lobed details. Together, these terracotta planters are a handsome addition to a garden, each lightly weathered with a finish that only time and exposure to the elements can create. Founded in 1904, the Compton Potter’s Arts Guild was established by Mary Seton Watts...

An English Compton Pottery Celtic style terracotta pot or planter dating from the early 20th century. With its spectacular red colour and Art Nouveau style...

This is a set of 2 Large Gustavian Style Garden Pots in original condition.