French Ceramic Jardiniere in the Style of Clement Massier, Early 20th Century

An exceptionally executed antique, circa 1900, French majolica figural jardinière stand by Clement Massier (French, 1844-1917). Hand-crafted in Golfe-Juan, Southern France, around the turn of the late 19th / early 20th, period Art Nouveau styling, sculptural tripartite pedestal form in a visually striking mottled blue / brown drip glaze, featuring three griffin dragon supports rising on paw feet, accented by stylized foliage, resting on conforming triangular plinth base. Signed; 'Clement Massier Golfe Juan' embossed on base. Impressed mark at base. Used as a outdoor jardinière...

Charming iron Planter lacquered white/cream with garlands and flowers.

A tall circa 1900 or earlier glazed redware ox blood Majolica jardinière and pedestal representing a winged Putti cherub with Art Nouv...

French Majolica jardinière signed Onnaing, circa 1880. Measures: H / 9.3”, 12” by 9”.

A very pretty French wirework and wrought iron plant stand, with wooden base and brass castors Circa 1920-1930. Lovely old paint patina to the legs and age related wear to the wir...

Standing on four small volute feet, this painted cast iron jardiniere has a shapely presence highlighted by the undulating opening comprised of volutes and rosettes. From France in t...