Monkey Planter, Ceramic Sculpture by Ardmore from South Africa

These bird-shaped incense burners were created in the 19th century in Khorasan, a province in northeastern Iran that has a rich history of Islamic art and culture. The burners are ma...

Park Avenue pot plant! Beautifully silvered tole marijuana or cannabis plant in a silvered ceramic pot with several large buds.

The African sacred ibis (Threskiornis aethiopicus) is a species of ibis, a wading bird of the family Threskiornithidae. It is native to much of Africa, as ...

Exquisite and timeless, behold this captivating framed decorative panel hailing from the illustrious Qajar period in Iran. Crafted with utmost finesse, the panel boasts a splendid mo...

Peruvian pyrite bust of a human skull. Pyrite was given the name "Fool's Gold" by prospectors having mistaken it for gold in the 19th century. Its current namesake is derived from t...

A captivating representation of a hunting setter, this patinated bronze sculpture, crafted by the skilled hands of Thomas François Cartier (1879-1943), encapsulates the timeless grac...

Unique pair of bisque planters. one is of a male buttock and genitalia, the second is of a female buttock and genitalia.

A Folk Art iron metal bars sculpture, a shoe. USA, 1920 ca.     

The antique bird house is composed of wire and wood framing and floor. The front facade has an arched center section and side "towers." There are th...

French planter, or more commonly referred to, as an Anduze pot, was produced by Poterie de la Madeleine in the south of France. This French And...

An antique Chinese late Qing Dynasty period ceramic planter circa 1900 with south sea blue glaze, tapering lines and kiln marks. Immerse yourself in the timeless allure of Chinese artistry with this ceramic planter from the late Qing Dynasty period, circa 1900. This piece echoes the grace and charm of traditional Chinese ceramics, offering a historical slice of China's illustrious past and a striking addition to any antique collection or living space. This planter mesmerizes with its alluring south sea blue glaze, a hue that embodies the tranquil depths of the ocean and the expansive sky. The captivating color palette, combined with its tapering lines, grants this piece an air of aesthetic tranquility and classic elegance. The planter's form is an ode to the traditional Chinese design ethos. Its gently curving silhouette exudes an organic feel, an echo of the natural world. Notably, the kiln marks visible on the planter speak volumes of its authentic origin and age, while also adding a dash of rustic charm. Crafted during the late Qing Dynasty, this ceramic planter is not merely a decorative piece but a tangible link to China's rich ceramic heritage. If you are someone seeking to add a touch of historic charm to your decor, this south sea blue glazed planter is a perfect choice. With its tranquil color palette and timeless design, this antique Chinese planter...

Vintage Ceramic Planter great color and glaze no hole on bottom some glaze crazing some hairline surface cracks.