19th Century French Trough

A terrific French later 19th century industrial tub or trough wonderfully constructed from heavy gauge copper. Wonderful as a large planter or as a tub to ice down beverages for a p...

A fabulous later 19th century bathtub from the South of France. Wonderfully constructed from heavy gauge copper and raised on its wooden platform...

A charming later 19th century Jardiniere - Porte Plante from the South of France. Beautifully constructed from painted iron. A wonderful accent piece for any interior or garden. T...

A very lovely later 19th century French Faux Bois jardinière - planter beautifully crafted from concrete - beautiful patina. A wonderful accent piece for any interior or garden.

A very lovely 19th century set of 3 Medici style urns from the South of France. Wonderfully crafted from painted cast iron. Lovely patina.

A lovely 19th century French Louis XIV style Jardiniere handsomely crafted from iron with its original copper liner. Perfect for any interior or garden.

19th Century French Copper Jardiniere with Original Liner and Ending in Paw Feet

Copper & brass jardiniere center piece with a metal altenance giving a very interesting color scheme. decoration of canes, roses and lions' feet. Made circa 1890, in the art Nouveau ...

Important oval jardinière of Louis XV style, dating from the end of the 19th century. This centerpiece serving as a jardinière in silvered bronze, with its curved forms and leafy mot...

Stone troughs have been used to water livestock in rural Europe for many centuries so it’s often difficult to date them. However, it is known that they were replaced by cast iron models in the mid-19th century, placing the creation of this French limestone trough or sink most likely in the early- to mid-1800s. Hand-carved from one piece, the roughly rectangular stone with 3 ¼” thick walls has an interesting, striated palette, most likely indicating that the bottom of the trough was obscured from the elements. The top of the trough has a light gray appearance with areas of light green, orange, and black patina, while the lower section has a white hue with a continuation of the accumulation seen above. Two drainage holes on one side allow the trough to be used as a garden planter or the basin of a courtyard...

This bluestone trough origins from Belgium, circa 1850.

This antique Belgian bluestone horse trough 19th century comes from a Belgian farm where horses used it to drink out of. It still has the o...