Antique 19th C Terracotta Garden Urns

A rare nineteenth century Beaux Arts period French terracotta garden urn. The circular urn having twin handles and a lobed bowl resting on a socle base. The urn is raised on a stepped pedestal base ad

AN EXCEPTIONAL PAIR OF TERRACOTTA GARDEN URNS, 19TH CENTURY-PROBABLY ITALIAN. Each of ovoid campagna form, molded and hand carved, the bulbous base with a basket weave pattern and flanked by two figur

A pair of late 19th century neoclassical lead garden urns having egg and dart rim over two handles and winged putti and medallion decoration all raised on stepped base. Size: 17" H x 15" W x 15" D

Pair of Antique Cast Iron Garden Urns19th century, four part form in white paint, foliate rim, fluted body, stepped square plinth, with patent markings. 20 x 22 in. diameter Collection of a Gentleman,

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY An antique cast iron garden urn. The white painted urn is embellished with decorative laurels. 28" tall by 20" diameter

A very good pair of French 19th Century cast iron garden urns each having rolled rim and down swept bowl and a stepped base. Remnants of painted surface.

(2) Pairs antique cast iron garden urns, 19th/20th c., painted white, of classic campana form, with ribbed bowl and spreading foot, 26"h x 22"dia (larger), 21"h x 16"dia (smaller) Provenance: Property

Circa 19th century large cast iron garden urn on bun shaped base. Please note of wear consistent with age including patina and heavy oxidation. The piece measures 46"DIA x 36"H.

Pair of 19th C. English Cast Iron Garden Urns 28 1/2"H, 20 1/4"Diamater ea.

Nice French antique carved walnut armoire, 19th c., possibly walnut, ornately carved with lovebirds perched on garden urn surrounded by a laurel wreath, with drapery swags, acanthus leaves, and grape

Pair of antique French enamel over cast iron classical footed garden urns. Late 19th century. 9 1/2"h x 13 1/2"w *Approx. 28lbs each*

Two Antique Classical Style Cast Iron Garden Urnsincluding two 19th century iron urns, the larger cast in two parts and bolted together with double handles, set on a later painted terra cotta stand (u

Pair Antique Victorian Cast Iron Garden Planter Urns. Late 19th century. One handle needs to be screwed back to top. Each measures 17 x 33 x 24 inches.

Mid to late 19th century, England or America. The pair having a neoclassical form atop, square flared base. Nice early surface. H20" Sold from the collection of the late John "Jack" C. West Jr , Camde

19th century. Having been nicely cast with Neoclassical style and flared body atop a square foot. Good condition, no breaks, cracks or repairs. H39" W31"

19th century. Having a Neoclassical urn form atop stand. Good condition with nice wear to surface with age. H32 1/2" W18" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Joanne Pirkle of Buckhead, Atlanta Georgia.

Pair of antique cast iron garden urns, cast in two pieces, 19th century, measuring 24 by 16 1/2 inches.

Last half of the 19th century. Charming pair having open handled with flared rim and base. Well cast pieces. Each having palmetto planted and surviving nicely. Some nicks to the edge of one urn. H29"

Late 19th century. The handsome pair having been excellently formed with heads at the handles and detailed openwork with drop bell flowers. Nice old surface and in good well kept condition. H18" W18"

19th century. Having a flared top with handles at each side above the flared and squared base. Some nicks to the upper edge. One has separated from its base but is restorable. H28" W22" Sold from the

Late 19th century. The lot is a near pair, each with a shaped edge above the classical base resting on foot. H21" W21" Sold from the collection of a Columbia, SC gentleman.

Mystery Artist (19th Century). African antique tribal ceramic terracotta pottery vesel with a round, thin, spiral neck. Produced circa 1850 in Djenne, in the Mopti Region of central Mali, by an unknow

19th century. Having a Neoclassical flared body with square foot. Good overall condition throughout. H30 1/2" W23" Sold from the collection of a Buckhead lady, Atlanta, Georgia.

Likely late 19th century. The pair having been handsomely sculpted in the Egyptian style with flared and pierced upper body atop lower sculpted figures all resting on paw feet. Very nice surface throu