Pair of Large Handcrafted Tuscan Terracotta Medici Urns from Impruneta, Italy

Pair of Large Terracotta Garden Vases – Tuscany, Italy, 1950s Period: 1950s Origin: Tuscany, Italy Material: Terracotta Dimensions (each): 170 cm high x 75 cm diameter A superb pair...

Pair Of Terracotta Cups Dated 1846 PAIR OF TERRACOTTA CUPS DATED 1846 DECORATIVE TERRACOTTA CUPS FROM 1846 MEDICI STYLE DECORATED WITH FLOWERS. THE CU...

Charming pair of large square terracotta planters crafted in Tuscany, featuring decorative reliefs of playful cherubs on each side. These traditional Italian pots are made from warm,...

Stunning and monumental pair of Italian marble urns, finely hand-carved in the 20th century. These grand vases are richly decorated with high-relief cherubs (putti) and intricate orn...

Two late 19th century antique buff terracotta garden urns manufactured by Blanchard. These urns are over 130 years old and despite signs of wear and losse...

Pair of terracotta planters with terracotta bases. Italy, late 19th century.

Pair of Italian hand carved sandstone fluted campana form garden urns with flanking egg & dart borders, acanthus scrolled handles, and resting on circular squared plinths. Early 19th...

A pair of mid to late 19th century French terracotta garden urns with cherubs after a design by Claude Ballin (1615-1678). An almost identical depiction in bronze resides in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. This pair were sourced from an estate in Scotland. Each is of a matching design depicting a large, highly decorative urn with lattice border, turned socle and embellishments between twin handles in the form of sulking cherubs above lion faces. Thanks to their impressive scale and aged, ancient look, this pair of antique vases make a magnificent feature in any setting, instilling a space with grandeur and period French opulence. Goldsmith to Louis XIV, Claude Ballin was a talented French goldsmith and metalworker of the 17th century. Commissioned to create several garden vases for the Palace of Versailles, Ballin’s vases and urns gained popularity throughout Europe. A drawing from the Met Museum pictured showcases the design for a large vase executed in bronze for the gardens of Versailles...