Pair of 19th Century Buff Terracotta Neoclassical Urns

A pair of antique early Neoclassical style lead urns. In Neoclassical style, this unusual garden urns are of a unique size, perfect for showcasing foliage or displayed decoratively i...

A matching pair of antique neoclassical style shallow buff terracotta planters, circa 1860. Though unsigned, these planters are attributed to J. M. Blashfield (1811-1882). The design...

Dating from the late 19th century, this pair of terracotta garden urns are a beautiful addition to a country garden. They are made in red terracotta and have a dark patination in pla...

A pair of antique English terracotta garden planters dating to circa 1870. Desirably weathered, these large urns are crafted in a rich terra...

A pair of Buff Terracotta highly decorative antique Urns probably by Blashfield England circa 1870-80 Typical of his work, colour and decoration. The octagonal arched bases suppo...

Grand pair of late 19th century, terracotta urns featuring reliefs of Neptune / Poseidon amidst the waves flanked by a hippocampus and a sea serpent. Stamped “Galloway Pottery, Phila...

A pair of English iron Medici urn planters from the 19th century, with flaring lips and gadroon motifs. Created in England during the 19th century, eac...

A commanding rare pair of large 19th century terracotta pedestals accompanied by a pair of Andrew Handyside Campana urns. The square section pedestals have moldings to each side over a sailing substantial stepped base. Adorned with later stone square tops. Remnants of old paint with age related wear to both pedestals but both strong and robust and ready to serve for another 150 years. Price is for the pair of pedestals only, the urns and castor wheels are for display purposes only. The Andrew Handyside Urns...