Hand-Forged Iron Jardiniere

Beautiful and rare Arras planter/jardiniere, this model with the horse hoof feet, dating it to the late 19th/early 20thcentury. The white painted wrought iron and riveted form has crackled in the most perfect way over the years, and the jardiniere still has it’s original zinc base liner. In excellent condition and a very unusual rare shape. Measures: height 94cm x width 56cm x depth 44cm. Inside...

A very large early 20th century carved marble jardiniere of rounded form. The marble carved presenting an overlapping petal design. Height - 36cm Diameter - 65 cm

Antique French basin which can be also used as a planter or a jardinière. Stone and iron. The stone basin and the iron support were assembled re...

Outstanding hand wrought Art Deco plant stand attributed to Salterini. This example features three ring form plant holders each 4.5 in. dia. - fol...

Charming Art Deco wrought iron plant stand having six disk form pot holder surfaces ( 5 in. diameter. ) with a decorative frame structure. The stand is in very good condition, free o...

A spectacular, highly artistic, superb quality, forged iron jardinière planter / pedestal table attributed to celebrated master ironworker and decorator Alessandro Mazzucotelli (Italy, b.1865-d.1938) Featuring the distinctive spring-loaded tripartite base, far ahead of its time, sure to keep the piece solid, sturdy, and stable in any weather condition and even on uneven ground! Exceptionally executed, ornate, highly decorative Art Nouveau period styling, elaborately scrolled, gracefully curved shaped silhouette, stylized foliate accents, turned and spiral twisted wrought-iron, two tier, the upper fitted with a later bold, beautiful, dramatically veined round marble top, adding a touch of refined sophisticated elegance and the flexibility to bring indoors for use as a side table, plant stand, accent table, or simply displayed as sculptural patio furniture, truly functional art. Dimensions (approx): 38" High, 17" Wide, 17" Deep Provenance: Lonnie Alfred "Bo" Pilgrim (May 8, 1928 – July 21, 2017) was the co-founder of Pilgrim's Pride, which at one time was one of the largest chicken producers in the United States. Pilgrim co-founded Pilgrim's Pride when he opened a feed store...