Sterling Silver Planters and Jardinieres

Beautiful Art Nouveau Vallauris majolica jardinière, circa 1900. This jardinière exhibits a beautiful blue glaze throughout with stunning shades. Stylised half man, half beast...

Delphin Massier Majolica jardinière which features flowering thistles. Coloration: cream, pink, green, are predominant. The piece bears maker'...

Willy Guhl was a famous Swiss designer who created planters in many shapes. These are formed from a slab of Eternit (a fibrous concrete material) moulded into a large conical vessel....

A rare and large-scaled Imperial Russian hand-hammered brass jardiniere with lion head mounts; Imperial Russia Stamp, City of Tula (in Cyrillic); the c...

At just over two feet long, this gilt bronze jardiniere was produced in France, circa 1850, at the end of the Neoclassical period. Neoclassical ...

Beautiful small Paper Waste Bin or maybe Jardiniere made by Vereinigte Werkstätten München around 1950. With nice solid Brass Sphere feet details and the rare Cross...

Large Majolica jardinière or planter with flying black bird and white orchid flower on a turquoise ground. Matching underplate has key patter...

An early Doulton & Co. antique window jardiniere, made in the mid to late 1800s. Stonewares of this design were included in the Doulton & Co. catalogue of 1893 (pictured) as a Mignon...

For the serious collector of Art Nouveau, a charming and unique antique French Art Nouveau majolica jardinière with lovely hand painted...

The skill and knowledge that was needed to make this beautiful 19th century French barbotine jardiniere is significant. Each of the gros relief flowers was painstakingly formed and painted by hand. Barbotine products are a mixture of Kaolin clay and water and in the case of the attached flowers, they are manipulated into paper-thin fineness. Once the flowers were colored, they were affixed to the side of the jardiniere, glazed, and fired. Any miscalculation during the firing process would result in a restart, negating months of hard work. It is difficult to find an intact barbotine with gros relief flowers due to the fragility. The jardiniere has been painted using gradient colors, with black at the top and golden brown at the molded base. In between those hues is a mottled black and brown background that extends up to the curled volute handles. Blue, pink, yellow, and orange gros relief flowers with attached greenery have been applied over the speckled area. Our barbotine jardiniere with gros relief flowers can be used as originally intended, as a small indoor planter...

19th century Spanish ceramic olla - pot. Earth tone glaze, two handles and applied molding. In very good shape for its age. Originally use...

Wonderful tabletop accessory that's a 19th century wire and metal basket planter, filled with tole leaves in a gunmetal grey.