Pair of 18th Century Stone Sinks

A European large stone sink with side drainboard from the 19th century. This antique sink from Europe has an overall rectangular shape and has been ha...

Originally a holy water stoup from a church in the Haute-Garonne department of France, this hand-carved stone benitier dates to the 1700’s. The Haute-Garonne is located in the southw...

These antique French Gothic style white limestone (Pierre Calcaire) pieces are old holy water vessels (stoups or 'benitiers' in French) are from a small chapel in the Drome departmen...

This pair of stone jardiniere planters from Dijon, France, have beautifully thick quarter round edges above the cavetto sides. Because the stones were hand-carved (in the 1800’s), th...

Mill stones have been used for a several thousand years to grind grains, hence their other name: grind stone. Their origins can be traced back to Aboriginal Australia...

Used in the fabrication du jambon Maître jambonnier . 18th / 19th century water Jambonier of hand carved stone container to dry cure the ham. This trough basin could be installed with a simple bronze metal spout to create a charming garden water fountain. A chef could use it as an Historic Architectural element in his kitchen. A nice size stone container from Provence. The centuries left its marks on it and a very nice patina. Mounted as a kitchen Farm sink...