Clay Urns

A pair of reclaimed terracotta lattice planters. These Victorian style red clay planters are of a petite scale and showcase a desirable timeworn look. ...

Stunning, extremely large foundry Crucible with incredible glaze and patination to the outside formed by the pouring and splashing of the molten metal adhering to the sides of the Crucible...

Stunning, extremely large foundry Crucible with incredible glaze and patination to the outside formed by the pouring and splashing of the molten metal adhering to the sides of the Cr...

Stunning, extremely large foundry Crucible with incredible glaze and patination to the outside formed by the pouring and splashing of the molten metal adhering to the sides of the Crucible. This one was probably used for aluminum, which has created a wonderful unique blue texture to the exterior of the pot.  These are extremely large pieces that have come directly from a Coventry Foundry.  This pot has a large spout to one side, to allow the molten metal to be poured. Would make a wonderful large garden planter or could be used as a garden water feature...

Mid size vintage earthenware jug. Matte brown finish painted over a terra-cotta clay. Aged patina.

A fine green glazed "Alhambra" vase, Seville, Andalusia, 12th/13th century, classic form, very heavily potted rising through a tall rounded conical form to the pronounced rounded sho...

Beautiful antique terracotta biot jar made circa late 19th century. Once used to keep olives throughout the Mediterranean, ours was sourced from the south of France. This striking ve...

Beautiful 6” cypress in french clay pot. Perfect decoration for a table or counter. Shown with large 10” cypress, sold separately Price is per item. ...

Pair of vintage 20th century two handled clay vessels or pots from the Mediterranean region mounted on stepped forged iron bases.

This large clay olive jar has been partially glazed in an earthen orange/yellow color. There are four handles equally spaced around the top of the jar a...

A large Spanish toledo urn from the late 19th century on custom iron stand. This beautiful Tinaja (Spanish for clay jar) has a single spout near the bottom and is marked/carved at one side with "Padilla Villarrobledo", the village from where this jar originates, and additional numbering information below. The jars were used to store and cool water. They were also used in the aging process in wine making as the clay would allow the wine to breathe and not have an effect on taste as wood barrels do. Though the jar has a nice height of approximately 55", the custom iron stand raises it just over 5 feet in height. This 19th century Spanish Tinaja...

20th century large, round handled amphora vase. Please note of wear consistent with age including weathered finish, discoloration, and minor losses due to exposure to the elements.

This is such a beautiful Jar from Valencia. It has all the handcrafted details throughout the top and the spout on the bottom. The mouth opening is 8". At 28 wide x 28 depth x 46 tal...

Ridged exterior with incredible patina.

This a large stunning Italian glazed terra cotta urn on pedestal that dates to the mid 20th century. The cast detailing of the pottery, com...