New in 19th Century Planters and Jardinieres

A pair of fine carved soft white porcelain jars with covers, fish swimming in the stylish wave decorations.

Spanish Pair of Square Bamboo Flowerpots

White hand carved Marble Washbasin with One Sink in a Single Block.

Stone troughs have been used to water livestock in rural Europe for many centuries so it’s often difficult to date them. However, it is known that they were replaced by cast iron models in the mid-19th century, placing the creation of this French limestone trough or sink most likely in the early- to mid-1800s. Hand-carved from one piece, the roughly rectangular stone with 3 ¼” thick walls has an interesting, striated palette, most likely indicating that the bottom of the trough was obscured from the elements. The top of the trough has a light gray appearance with areas of light green, orange, and black patina, while the lower section has a white hue with a continuation of the accumulation seen above. Two drainage holes on one side allow the trough to be used as a garden planter or the basin of a courtyard...

White hand carved Marble Washbasin with One Sink in a Single Block.

Unusual pair of antique Chinese brass jardinieres with wonderful engraved decoration

Two similar reclaimed shallow cast iron Georgian ‘tazza’ style garden urns. Dating from circa 1880, these antique urns have an aged look about them, perfect for planting with flowers...

White hand carved Marble Washbasin with One Sink in a Single Block.

White hand carved Marble Washbasin with One Sink in a Single Block.

White hand carved Marble Washbasin with One Sink in a Single Block.

Antique Handyside cast iron tazza urn. A beautiful, shallow urn on an elegant pedestal. This would make a brilliant statement piece in any garden. ...

These exquisite Italian Holy Water vessels or stoups have been hand-carved out of beautiful, old Giallo Reale marble. Along the front and back sides, there are cartouches surrounding...