Marble Urn on Stone Plinth

Stone Monkeys England Circa 1950 Impressive pair of stone garden monkeys holding fruit. 21.5”L x 9.5”d x 26”h

Marble Pedestal France circa 1950 solid marble construction, with cylindrical base. Made from two different species. 16.25”L x 11.25”d x 13.25”h

Marble bust, England, circa 1850. Sculpted marble bust with extraordinary patina. Signed R.Laws.

Stone Top Work Table England circa 1900 Weathered blue stone top on pine base with castors. 51.5”L x 23.5”d x 24.25”h

Cast stone statue with weathered patina.

Marble Top Preparation Table, Italy circa 1890 Baker’s table with 2 part marble top, and pine base, with turned legs and original stain. Measures 130.5”L x 31.5”d x 31.5”h.

Gorgeous English stone garden urn on pedestal plinth base Good size to this architectural piece Can you imagine how it would look with flowers...

For your consideration, fleurdetroit presents this pair of cast iron garden urns from the early twentieth century. Fresh from an East Coast Estate, these charming urns have lived a l...

Vintage Stone Urn on Stand

The combination of the egg-and-dart motif, Ionic columns, and festive garlands give this freshly painted urn and plinth set a distinctly Classical feel. Re-popularized during the Neo-classical design age, beginning in the late 1700s and continuing today, the motifs on this urn and plinth call back to a time of Greek and Roman grandeur. The Campana (or Bell) shaped urn gained popularity in the early 1800s when they were praised for their tasteful shape, and as Downing (1815–52) stated, "There are few objects that may, with so much good effect, be introduced into the scenery of pleasure grounds, surrounding a tasteful villa, as the vase in its many varied forms.” These forms come together in an urn and plinth set that would be right at home in your serene and stately garden...

Bronze Sosibios Volute Urns on Slate Plinths A pair of French bronze Sosibios volute krater neo classical urns. Beautiful classical design with each vase is of krater form with a bas-relief figural frieze decoration depicting Artemis and Hermes and a Bacchic procession. The vases consist of volute handles to either side in the manner of a pottery krater, the term krater meaning mixing vessel and this style of vase originally used for mixing wine with water. Elaborate twin scrolling volute handles with swans head terminals and ivy wreath cast...

A matched pair of later Victorian cast iron Campana Urns on their original plinths in a beautifully worn deep green paint, circa 1880. Very old repair to the inside rim of one of the...