Pair of English Lead Urns

An unusually small French terracotta Anduze jardiniere. A rare find. This piece has a beautiful worn glaze of green and faded ochre with traditional swags in raised relief. There is ...

A large French Anduze jardiniere urn signed by André Caulet 1860, Montpellier. Marked with a crest in cartouche. This vase has a beautiful worn glaze of brown, green, and ochre wit...

A large French Anduze urn signed by the original maker of Anduze vases, Boisset. Marked with the Boisset crest in cartouche. This vase or pot has a beaut...

A special pair of Venetian appliqués with delicate carvings from the 19th c. with old mirror plates and painted wood. These mirrors were originally gilt, but painted over some time a...

Pair of Continental lead urns with scroll handles, neoclassical figures, shells, acanthus leaves and other neoclassical details.

Each circular with gadrooned edge, cherub and leaf decoration, serpent handles, circular egg and dart base.

This exceptional pair of antique French zinc vases originates from the heart of Paris, France. Crafted in the style of the Directoire period (1770–1790), these urns showcase the elegance and craftsmanship of the era. These timeless antiques are a testament to both functional design and aesthetic appeal from a celebrated period in European history. The Rich Heritage of Antique Urns Throughout history, antique urns and vases have been cherished across Europe for their exquisite craftsmanship and multifaceted functionality. Often serving as symbols of status and artistry, they were used to adorn gardens, courtyards, and stately homes. Made by skilled artisans, these pieces combined durability with intricate design, ensuring they could withstand the elements while remaining visually captivating. Today, their historical value and timeless appeal make them sought-after garden antiques. Transforming Spaces with Antique Urns These antique garden planters...

19th French century cast iron urns. Scrolled decorative handles. Very nice patina.