Antique Staddle Stones

An 18th-century staddle stone crafted from limestone and originating from England, this piece consists of two separate components: the base and the cap. When stacked together, they form a complete staddle stone. Traditionally, staddle stones served as sturdy supports for granaries, hayricks, game larders, and similar structures. By elevating these buildings above the ground, they allowed for air circulation to prevent rot, while the cap ensured that the building and its contents were out of reach for mice and other vermin. While you may still find some staddle stones serving their original purpose in England—particularly in the Cotswolds, where most of our antique staddle stones...

The pair of antique stone capitals come with separate semi-circular bases. These are to be attache to a wall like pilasters. Can be used for planter bases, small side table or as gar...

Hand Carved Stone Finial Decorative Architectural Element Urn Antiques landscape .Early 19th Century Rustic Decorative Flambeau . Large Center piece of Hand Crafted Stone Flame finia...

Hand Carved Stone Finial Architectural Element Medici Urn Center Piece Antiques . Early 1800’s Hand Carved Stone Medici finial. to mount on garden post by a gate or simply using it ...

Vintage mottled stone urn from Southern France with a beautiful patina.   

French 17th Century Cast Stone Lunette (half-moon shaped space)

Pinecone cast stone finial. Vintage cast stone garden ornament finial in the form of an inverted pinecone or pineapple on socle base. Some small loss...

This expansive stone slab is formed of zhenzhu stone, a conglomerate limestone extracted from Lake Tai in Jiangsu province. Speckled with almost painterly d...

Pair of vintage Italian "Grand Tour" style bases in a stone composition that is hand-finished to appear like marble. This allows for Fine detail as seen in this scrolled and stylized...

A pair of Asian carved stone Foo dogs.