Pair of Lidded French Garden Urns with Rams Heads and Grape Vines on Pedestals

After the original 18th century garden vases, entitled Autumn, by Jean-Baptiste Pigalle, this pair of large cast garden vases are in the classic krater form. A sprawling scene with mascarons, rams’ heads, and grapevines are set between egg and dart molding and gadrooned lobes. Made with a mixture of crushed stone and cement (known as reconstituted stone), the tall vases were imbued with a cream coloring agent during the casting process. Each vase is supported by a thick rectangular plinth beneath a tapering neck adorned with geometric motifs and Vitruvian waves filled with flowers. These impressive garden vases will make a wonderful statement, inside or outdoors. Originally part of a set of four vases depicting the seasons of Autumn and Spring, which were designed for the Chateau de Choisy by Ange-Jacques...

This large Italian fruit and floral urn would make an impressive garden ornament. Standing over 42 inches tall, the composite stone has a light gray hue with accents of cream, white,...

Hand-carved from Italian limestone, this pair of ball finials on pedestals measure over four feet tall. Both balls are roughly 15 inches in diameter and sit atop a square plinth. Ben...

This pair of wide limestone vases is reminiscent of tazzas in that they are wide and shallow. Hand-carved in Italy, the richness of the carvings is accentuated by the light gray hue ...