Stock No. 32598

Joseph Cliff & Sons Large Terracotta Garden Urn

An intricately crafted and beautifully preserved large terracotta garden urn by Joseph Cliff & Sons, circa 1890. Standing proudly on a plinth, it looks striking amongst the gardens or courtyard of a country estate, the design instilling a sense of grandeur and majesty. It has a pale yellow colour and is highly detailed, decorated with…

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£3,275.00

Dimensions

Depth: 42cm16.54in

Width: 55cm21.65in

Height: 113.5cm44.68in

Weight: 100kg220.46lbs

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Condition Report

Good structural condition. Some chips to the corners of plinth. The socle is cemented to the pedestal.

Wear

Wear consistent with age and use. Minor Losses, scuffs, and scratches.

Date of Manufacture

Circa 1890

Maker

Joseph Cliff & Son, Wortley

Material

Terracotta

Origin

England

Period

19th Century

Style

Victorian

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An intricately crafted and beautifully preserved large terracotta garden urn by Joseph Cliff & Sons, circa 1890. Standing proudly on a plinth, it looks striking amongst the gardens or courtyard of a country estate, the design instilling a sense of grandeur and majesty. It has a pale yellow colour and is highly detailed, decorated with a mysterious bearded mask on two sides, shell embellishments and wreaths to the base. Whether planted with flowers or used alone, this antique terracotta urn is a handsome object of statuary for traditionally styled gardens.

Joseph Cliff & Sons

This antique terracotta urn is stamped with a marker’s mark reading ‘Joseph & Son, Wortley’. Established in 1795, Joseph Cliff & Son’s Fire Clay Works were renowned brick and pipe makers of the period, based in Upper Wortley, Leeds. In later years, the company extended their range, making porcelain baths, sinks and lavatories as well as stoneware and architectural terracotta, forming a branch of the Leeds Fire Clay Company (LEFCO).

Additional Dimensions

Base: 42 x 42 cm

Additional information

Weight 100 kg
Dimensions 42 × 55 × 113.5 cm
Date of Manufacture

Circa 1890

Maker

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Material

Origin

England

Period

19th Century

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