Coade Stone Medici Urn

A small English rams head urn in ‘tazza’ style attributed to Coade (unmarked) circa 1790. Dating from the Georgian era, this urn has a neoclassical look, well modelled with a pair of...

Coade and sealy lidded urn. The urn was manufactured by Coade & Sealy in the early 19th century. There is a Coade & Sealy Lambeth stamp to the base, together with a mid-19th century ...

A striking Coade church inspired artificial stone finial. Displaying fern leaf, oak and acorn detailing this finial would make an impressive feature in a garden or courtyard of a per...

In classic architecture, a large patera (or paterae plural) like this would have once embellished a frieze or wall of a prominent building or house. This oval patera is a beautiful example of 18th century architecture, showcasing ornate details of the period. It is made in Coade stone, a famous and innovative material of its time, developed by industry pioneer Mrs Eleanor Coade. Image source: ‘Coade etchings of many designs of Paterae, 1770s-1780s’ from Mrs Coade’s Stone by Alison Kelly

Vintage mottled stone urn from Southern France with a beautiful patina.   

A pair of octagonal mid-20th century reconstituted stone urns in the neoclassical style with carved foliate detail raised on small socles, Eng...

A large and well crafted solid cast stone Garden Urn Finial on an Octagonal platform. The Urn with decorative swags and nicely textured and weathered finish. Dimensions: 27” high b...

A fine pair of English octagonal garden urns or planter pots of composition stone - each planter featuring a relief design around the circumference over a raised eight-sided base. T...