Liz Spradling Antiques Planters and Jardinieres

Large 18th Century Copper Pot with Wrought Iron Handle

A large French Anduze Boisset jar from the 19th century with dark brown and green drip glaze and swag decoration in raised relief. Imbued with an aura o...

Early Anduze jar circa 1820-1839. Signed by Auguste Boisset.

Very rare and highly decorative, architectural cast iron vase. If you are a private collector or an interior designer with an eye for the rare and wonderful, then this very rare and timeless garden vase could be perfect for your home or for one of your projects. You may have seen French terracotta Anduze vases before, but we are pretty certain that you have never seen one made of cast iron. This large and possibly one of a kind specimen of cast iron has a wonderfully calm design and it is hand painted in a beigy-gray color which makes it even more timeless. Handcrafted using cast iron...

19th century Iron urn Dimensions: approx - 12" diameter x 15" height Beautiful texture and patina.

a lovely set of 3 stone mortars, from a collection in Spain, dimensions are 18 cm high x 27 cm deep and 27 cm wide, the second one is 14 cm high x 23 cm deep and 23 cm wide, the thi...

A Biot jar is a traditional French terracotta vessel handcrafted in the village of Biot on the Côte d’Azur. Known for its distinctive rounded “olive jar” silhouette, it features a bulbous body, narrow neck, and subtly flared rim. These jars were historically made for storing olive oil and other provisions, created using a centuries-old rope-turning technique that gives each piece its characteristic spiraled texture and natural variations. This original antique Biot jar...

Early Pair Of Biot Jars From France, Circa 1920. Nice large pair with great original patina and use.

An impressive 19th century terracotta scale Warwick Vase standing on a weathered terracotta pedestal. Stamped ‘Blanchard & Co’, this particular design features in their 1869 illustrated catalogue of Beautiful Works of Art: Terracotta (pictured), so we are confident that it dates from this period. Though smaller than the original, this Warwick Vase is of impressive scale, standing at 1.5m tall. It comprises of 2 components: the decorative vase and its pedestal. The vase is detailed with an egg and dart moulded rim above male and female masks among vine leaves, berries and scrolls in high relief and entwined handles as it is in the original. The pedestal is simpler, featuring moulded wreath decoration, elevating the urn to eye level so that its grandeur can be closely observed. It is approximately 160 years old and as such features age-related weathering, chips, losses and historic restorations, each adding to the time-worn appeal of the piece. Core details of the vase remain intact making it instantly recognisable as the famous Warwick Vase. Provenance This terracotta Warwick Vase and pedestal was sourced from Bodfach Hall, a historic country house with expansive grounds in the heart of the Welsh Marches. It resided here in the gardens until recently as an impressive late 19th century item of statuary. The Warwick Vase The original Warwick Vase, often closely associated with the Albani Vase...

This authentic 19th Century French Biot jar is a stunning example of traditional Provençal pottery. Crafted from terracotta, this jar was originally used to store olives or oil, embo...

An unusually small French terracotta Anduze jardiniere. A rare find. This piece has a beautiful worn glaze of green and faded ochre with traditional swags in raised relief. There are...

A French Provincial Anduze vase from the early 19th century with traces of green and brown glaze and nice rustic character. Steeped in rich history and displaying a rustic allure, th...