English Victorian Red Clay Terrocotta Chimney Pots Garden Planter Rhubarb Forcer

Weathered by the passage of time, this pair of antique sandstone planters has a lovely organic rustic charm. Both circular, not an exact mat...

Discover the timeless beauty of this antique carved stone planter. An early piece, circa 1900, the piece showcases the rich, natural patina that develops over a lifetime. The gentle curved D-shape and irregular surface create a striking, sculptural silhouette that complements both modern and traditional decor. The natural stone has developed a beautiful texture and natural lichen over time, adding to its raw, earthy elegance. The D-shaped design makes it perfect to put against a wall or as a standalone piece, ample room to display your favourite plants, succulents, or fresh herbs. Whether placed indoors or out, this planter adds a zen-inspired, nature-infused accent with its unique character and charm. Durable enough for outdoor use, or if preferred to use inside, this antique planter brings a touch of the outdoors in. The planter appears to have a small drainage hole, if using indoors, care sound be taken to ensure no leakage or staining from the planter. Embrace the beauty of perfect imperfection and the quiet elegance of nature with this organic stone planter...

Crafted from rugged sandstone, originally carved as a drinking trough, dating back to the early part of the 19th century, the rectangular sink shaped trough offers a beautifully weat...

A large Mid Century Concrete Planter, freshly salvaged. Good scale at 2m in length, this will make a fantastic garden feature, the trough does hold water so could be used as a water...

A pair of fine English cylindrical garden planters - each pot in the amusing shape of a standing owl. Two available - Individually priced - $1895 each owl. Drainage hole to base. ...

Antique clay pot, planter, or urn, which we would normally describe as terra-cotta, but we are not 100% positive our large planter is actually terra-c...

This is a pair of unique cast concrete planters. As one can see, one is significantly darker than the other. They most likely date to the 50s/60s. They are unmarked.

This is a pair of large antique garden planters. An English, cast iron planting bowl on pedestal base, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1880. A de...