An American glazed terracotta fountain figure, C. 1940.

An English 19th century terracotta pedestal, circa 1860.

Standing an impressive 36 inches tall, each urn features classic Art Deco styling with bold, sculptural lines and elegant vasiform bodies. The double-handled design adds a sense of symmetry and grandeur, while the weathered surface patina enhances their historic character. A striking statement for gardens, terraces, or interior spaces, these urns showcase the high-quality craftsmanship and design innovation associated with early 20th-century American ironwork. The Kramer Brothers Foundry was based in Dayton, Ohio, USA. Founded in the late 19th century, the company became well known for producing high-quality cast iron architectural elements...

Elegant and timeless, this authentic French cast iron urn features classic Louis XVI styling with ornate grape and leaf motif above finely fluted band. Beautifully aged with a natura...

A tall ceramic vase by Anette Wandrer, Germany, c. 2000. Annette Wandrer created a new technique which applies her art on her ceramic pieces.

Italian made vintage cerulean blue terracotta Deco style female figure sculpture.

A lovely and most unique Continental mid 19th century Neo-Classical st. Terra Cotta statue. The beautiful statue of a maiden is dressed in a classical garment holding a bouquet of fl...

Art Deco terracotta sculpture representing a naked young girl posing. Signed and dated: Joan Cardellà, 1932. Spain. Joan Cardella Crusel...

Pure, sculptural and timeless. This extraordinary Art Deco sculpture by German artist August Wilhelm Goebel (1883–1971) masterfully balances classical form and modernist restraint. ...