Garden Elements

Dimensions: 25-⅛”H x 17”W x 15-¾”D

A beautiful unglazed terracotta urn from England, circa 1860. It has gained a great patina from years of exposure, giving it a unique texture and fleck of color. A pair of shaped handles attach within a freeze of stylized leaves and olives. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer view.

Dimensions: 45-½”H x 23-½”D

An impressive pair of reclaimed urns over solid carved, stone pedestals. They have gained a wonderful patina from years of outdoor weathering and will add tons of charm wherever they are placed. The urns are ornamented with laurel swag and drapery motifs that have worn over time. The planters are made of three pieces each, for safer, easier transport. The basin for planting has an interior measurement of 15” diameter by 7” deep. Drainage holes are present to avoid standing water. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the variation of texture and color the stone has gained.

Dimensions: 20-½”H x 22”W x 22”D

Uniquely shaped into an eight pointed star, this planter is sure to make an impression in any outdoor space. The reconstituted stone has gained a wonderful patina from being exposed to the elements since its creation circa 1890. A hole at the bottom of the basin provides a drainage point for water and easily lists off its base for easy transport. The square base is 11”x11”. The interior measures 20”wide by 10-¼” deep. Make sure to take a look at the detailed images for a closer view of its current condition.

Dimensions: 16-⅝”H x 22-¾”Diameter

A handsome pair of heavy terracotta planters from 19th century England. Decades of weather exposure have given them a fascinating patina and variation in color. Holes for avoiding water collection are present. The interior measures 16” diameter and 12-½” deep. Make sure to scroll through the detailed images.

Dimensions: 16-½”H x 25”Diameter

A classic terracotta planter to elevate any outdoor space. It features nicely formed, intact handles and a subtle wavy etching between them. Aged in all the right ways, years of exposure to the elements have given it a noteworthy patina. Water drainage hole is present. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at its current condition.

Dimensions: 9-¾”H x 17-½”D

Drawing on classically inspired motifs, this pair of planters showcase Greek key borders and grape vine designs. Years of outdoor exposure have given them a fascinating patina. The bottoms feature holes for water drainage. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look. Sold as a pair only.

Dimensions: 26-¾”H x 27”Diameter

A stately stone pedestal planter from 19th century England. Ornamented with lion faces which connect with laurel swags. Holes for water drainage are present as well as a large screw for support. The top lifts from the base. It has gained a fantastic natural patina from over 140 years in the elements, circa 1880. Make sure to scroll through the detailed images to get a closer look. Opening is 21-½” diameter x 12-¼” deep.

Dimensions: 14”H 13-¼”Diameter

This is an English 19th century terracotta rhubarb forcer for the garden. A rhubarb forcer is a bell-shaped pot with a lidded opening at the top, used to cover rhubarb to limit photosynthesis. They encourage the plant to grow early in the season and also produce blanched stems. The pots are placed over two- to three-year-old rhubarb crowns during winter or very early spring. Once shoots appear the lid is taken off, causing them to grow towards the light. This one no longer has a cover. It would be great in a garden to protect other plants or as a conversation piece.