Pair of French Cast Stone Garden Urns

Pair of Venetian Louis XV style painted and gilt decorated commodinis, circa 1950's. The top with central floral painted decoration framed by a raised gilt cartouche, below are two d...

Pair of Louis XVI style painted armchairs, circa 1930's. With an oval back with basket weave pattern, upholstered arms, turned tapered fluted legs.

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This pair of early 20th century jardineres is made from cast iron and has a rich and earthy patina. Though in the "campana" style, these urns are unusually robust and simplified. The...

This captivating pair of Neoclassical cast iron garden urns from the 19th century exhibits all the elegance and grandeur of the period. Painted in a blue-grey, these urns feature iconic and timeless details–perfect for adding a touch of traditional sophistication to your interior or patio. The heavy iron construction is designed to weather the elements, proven by the time-worn patina adding character and charm to the exterior. Ideal for both decorative and functional use, these urns are a fantastic addition to any setting, offering a blend of history and cultivated style. Please view the detailed images. Sold as a pair...

Each decorated in the style of French faience. The surface is an enamel impervious to rust. Heavy cast iron decorated with heads as handles.

Condition: Original Vintage Condition Materials: Cast Iron Style: French Neoclassical