An antique marble and bronze noonday cannon sundial by Louis Marie Arthur Chevalier (1830-1874). Noonday Cannon Sundial This sundial is inscribed ‘CONSTRUIT PAR ARTHUR CHEVALIER PALAIS’. It is based on a noonday cannon commissioned by the Sun King, Louis XIV, for the gardens of Versaille. This miniature bronze cannon is set off at noon by
An abstract stone sculpture of a female form by a mid-late 20th century sculptor. We have an extensive set of photographs showing the carving of this unique statue. Carved into sandstone, this abstract figurative sculpture will make a striking statue in a modern courtyard garden, complete with a weathered finish instilled by exposure to the
A pair of antique oversized cast bronze planters. These monumental tree planters were a one off commission for a designer, but unfortunately were never used.
This elegant and eye-catching pair have gadrooned bodies, with wide socles. Their stable stature and quality, incorporating modern and Victorian styles, make them ideal for showcasing stunning trees in any garden.
Additional dimensions:
Social diameter: 66cm (25.98 in)
Internal Height: 70cm (27.56 in)
Internal width: 86cm (33.86 in)
165kg each (363.8 lbs)
Two antique Georgian style garden urns or planters made from cast lead circa 1800. These unusual antique urns are of a matching design, each decorated with masks to the front and standing on round socle bases. Dating from the Georgian period, each is over 220 years old and offers a glimpse into the craftsmanship of
A pair of antique garden urns manufactured by J M Blashfield in buff terracotta. Stamped ‘J M Blashfield Number 780’. These urn are of matching form, detailed with a foliage garland to the body above gadrooning with two masks to either side above a socle base. J M Blashfield John Marriott Blashfield manufactured terracotta architectural
An antique carved limestone statue of a boy playing pipes. This statue was reclaimed from a garden near Tetbury. This interesting chap is made from hand carved limestone, accompanied by a lead hat. At 200 Â years old, this piece would have been used as a decorative garden feature; although weathered over time, its shape and
Sourced from a country estate in the west of Scotland, these hand carved Adam style sandstone garden urns are a striking ornament set for a grand courtyard or townhouse estate. Dating from the 19th century, the pair are just two of various sandstone urns we are selling from the same location. These antique sandstone urns
A late 19th century French terracotta figure of a boy with a water pitcher, usable as either a statue or as a garden fountain. Dating from circa 1900, this handcrafted terracotta statue is over 120 years old and features beautiful weathering that can only be achieved by exposure to the elements over many years. The
A collection of seven Mediterranean terracotta food storage or olive jars. This characterful and weathered collection are quite unusual, and would certainly stand out in any home. Additional dimensions Height (largest ) 45.5 cm to (smallest) 27.5 cm (17.91 in and 10.83 in) Diameter (largest) 28 cm (smallest) 17 cm approx (11.02 in and 6.69
These impressive hand carved 18th century English sandstone finials are of unusual form, each being constructed from five stone cylinders. This pair would certainly look impressive internally or externally, perhaps in the garden of a country home or period townhouse. Additional dimensions Height 60 cm and 57 cm (23.62in and 22.44 in) Bases 21 x
A striking pair of carved antique sandstone garden urns in the Adam style circa 1850. This beautiful pair are just two of various 19th century urns we are selling sourced from a country estate in the west of Scotland. Grand in scale and design, these antique sandstone urns are a spectacular addition to a garden.
A reclaimed modernist designer garden planter. Resembling stylised trees, with the legs as trunks and canopy forming the bowl, this unusual item would certainly make a statement piece in any garden, as a planter or transformed into a water feature. Constructed from fibre clay and fibre glass and displaying grey and green tones, this item
A pair of antique carved oval shaped limestone baskets of fruit finials. These were reclaimed from a garden in South London. This pair are in a nicely weathered condition, with great detail; perfect for a country garden or townhouse courtyard.
Set of 4 antique terracotta finials or obelisks suitable for use inside or out. Handcrafted, these obelisks date from the Victorian era and have a beautiful red terracotta colour. Additional Dimensions: Diameter varies from 16 to 18cm (6.29 to 7.08 in) Height varies from 43 to 45 cm (16.92 to 17.71 in)
An antique limestone statue of the Uffizi Boar after the antique reclaimed from a property in London. This beautifully weathered and finely modelled piece is certain to make an impression in any garden as an ornamental feature thanks to its spectacular scale. This classical sculpture is generally thought to be based on the story of
A large scale antique buff terracotta garden campana urn attributed to Blashfield (unsigned). This urn is believed to have originally been situated in the grounds of Nash House, Tenby. The house was designed by British Georgian era architect, John Nash (1752-1835). It is one of various garden urns we are selling believed to originate from
A painted neoclassical cast iron stove in the form of a classical urn after a design by Robert Adam attributed to Carron Iron Company circa 1780. Originating from Scotland, this urn is of George III style. A similar urn can be found on display in the V&A Museum, London of which it is described as
A large antique buff terracotta garden urn by J. M. Blashfield (unsigned) circa 1860. This huge urn is of impressive scale, standing out as the centrepiece of a garden or courtyard! This antique terracotta urn features in the 1857 Blashfield catalogue (pictured) and is of classic style with a plain, tapering body above a gadrooned
Dating from the mid 19th century, this original pair of natural limestone winged lion statues are a rare find. Having stood the test of time for more than 170 years, each lion is beautifully weathered yet retains its core features, telling the story of a prestigious Victorian era garden. Each winged lion statue sits in
A pair of 240-year-old late 18th century English carved limestone garden urns from Aske Hall, North Yorkshire, dispersed as part of a three day auction sale in 1994. Aske Hall is a Georgian country house that originates from as early as the 15th century. It’s gardens and parkland are attributed to Capability Brown, the UK’s
Introducing ‘The Gossips’; a set of 3 life-size figurative statues by dating from the 20th century by an unknown artist. The set depicts a trio of highly stylised, abstract female forms stood as if casually chatting. One stands with arms crossed while another raises the back of her hand to her face as if whispering.