19th Century French Hand-Carved Limestone Trough Fountain Basin or Lavabo

Originally used in the kitchen of a chateau, this large scale French brass cooking pot from the mid nineteenth century displays the intricate repousse work of the artisan who created...

From the region of Normandy, France, this early nineteenth century painted vaisselier features ornately hand carved details of raies-de-coeur, beadi...

Hand Carved Stone Container Planter Jardinière Basin Fountain Trough Round Sink . A Beautiful 18th / 19th Century Hand carved stone container basin having a nicely textured surface and patina . It could be stand alone as a decorative object or used as a planter indoor outdoor .This Antique Stone vessel planter has a lot of charm , a great touch of rustic feel in an entrance entryway hallway with your favorite plants , simplistic in design , element to decorate any space in your home , in a living room by a mantle fireplace as a wood log holder bucket . This round stone trough would make a perfect dog water bowl or to hide the water hose in your garden, similar pieces were retrofitted by designers and used in a powder room or bathroom as sinks or simply flip this jardinière planter upside down to create a base pedestal to mount your sculptures or art or pots to elevate them. in a modern setting farm house or traditional design Spanish French Italian Mediterranean . It could be installed with a simple bronze spout creating wall or center fountain focal point . in a contemporary design landscape , provincial Italian on a center table or console . House warming gift idea dimensions. as seen in the pictures overall good condition, there’s a side drilled hole and some old patching, and a small crack and losses throughout as expected over centuries of use and elements. Rustic Hand Carved Stone Container Jardinière Trough Basin for a Farm . 18th Early Century small water fountain...

Enhance your home with our French Limestone Ham Trough. Over 300 years old, this 17th-century trough includes two basins and a rich history. Originally used to cure and season ham in...