18th Century Architectural Elements
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Marble
Italian Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Limestone
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Wood
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
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Porcelain
Italian Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood, Paint
Italian Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Italian Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Italian Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Limestone
Italian Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Marble
French Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Marble
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Wood
French Louis XIV Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Stone
Italian Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Spanish Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
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Wrought Iron
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Stone
Italian Neoclassical Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
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Marble
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Wood
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Stone, Limestone
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Limestone
Scandinavian Rococo Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Copper
European Rococo Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
French Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Oak
French Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Stone
Italian Neoclassical Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Poplar
Italian Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Gold Leaf
Spanish Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Ceramic
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Gold Leaf
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Italian Renaissance Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
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Wood, Giltwood
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
Italian Renaissance Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
English George II Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Pine
French Louis XV Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Stone
French Louis XV Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Wood
British Georgian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Stone
French Louis XV Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Limestone
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Iron
French Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Carrara Marble
Dutch Georgian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Pottery
English George II Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Pine
Italian Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Walnut
Italian Baroque Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Marble
French Louis XV Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Marble
French Louis XVI Antique 18th Century Architectural Elements
Iron
This 18th-century antique French limestone trough (reference: OT213) is a rare, one-of-a-kind architectural salvage piece sourced from the rural countryside near Clermont-Ferrand, France. Carved by hand between 1760 and 1780, this substantial trough measures 201 cm wide × 130 cm deep × 71 cm high and weighs approximately 3,000 kg. The surface shows an authentic timeworn patina developed over centuries of use, enhancing its historical character.
Material & CraftsmanshipCrafted from solid French limestone (pierre calcaire), this trough was hand-carved from a single block. Its robust composition makes it highly resistant to weathering, while the natural stone’s subtle tonal variations and aged surface bear witness to its centuries-old origin.
Hand carving in the 18th century involved traditional chiseling techniques by skilled stonemasons, leaving subtle tool marks that add to its authenticity and charm.
Possible Uses in Landscape & Garden DesignDue to its size, weight, and historic appeal, this antique stone trough can serve as:
A focal point in a formal or rustic garden design An antique stone planter for trees, shrubs, or seasonal arrangements A water feature basin in a courtyard or landscaped estate A statement piece for heritage property restoration Historical ContextStone troughs of this period were originally used in agricultural settings to hold water or feed for livestock. Their practical role and durable construction have ensured their survival for centuries, making them highly sought after by garden designers, landscape architects, and heritage property owners worldwide.
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