Vases and urns

A Victorian cast iron tazza- urn on matching plinth

A pair of mid 19th century cast iron French garden vases

A pair of substantial carved red sandstone urns; bell-shaped and carved with acanthus;
origin North of England, 1st half of 19th century.

A 19th century French cast-iron garden vase, marked J.J. DUCEL / Me de FORGES - PARIS.

A late 19th century garden urn made in heavy earthenware: in lobate bell-shape with inverted edge and loop handles on a rising folded
round foot and square base, 51 cms; on a square pedestal the sides of which are decorated with modelled wreaths of laurels, 51 cms.

An impressive composition stone garden urn, by Blaton-Aubert, circa 1880-1890; bell- shaped, the body richly decorated with acanthus- leaf and flanked by four curled ornamental buttresses, on rising fluted circular foot decorated with a twisted rope.

A fine bronze garden vase, green patine, circa 1870, origin France.
Cast with acorns and oak leaves under a Greek meander edge frieze with janus-head handles rising on wild boar masks on a frieze of scallops decorated with curls, the edge provided with beads with taut leaf decoration, on rising round foot and square base.

A planter cut out of stone, French, 19th century
egg-shaped on rising foot.

French oval bronze garden urn, 2nd half of the 19th century, marked Thiébaut Frères Cie- Paris.

A late 18th century cast iron garden urn, Northern Italy.

An early 20th century composition stone Janus face garden urn, Belgium.

A pair of Cotswolds-stone garden urns, late 18th century; the shallow bowls are generously sculptured with foliage and with an egg-and-tongue edge turned to the outside, on a rising round foot with corners provided with sculptured foliage, on square base.

A pair of cast iron Handyside garden urns, 2nd half 19th century;
the body copiously ornamented with young Bacchants growing wine and crushing grapes and at last drinking the wine greedy;
the rim, lower body and loop handles of the urns abundantly decorated with vines.
These urns are illustrated in the 1880 Handyside catalogue,
N° 26.

A pair of Edwardian garden urns in composition stone; the compressed, half lobate bell-shaped bowls edged with an egg-and-tongue border; on rising socles and square plinth.

A pair of Victorian cast-iron garden urns, bell-shaped, on step-like foot.

A pair of Victorian carved stone garden urns, circa 1860.

A Pulham stoneware urn, late 19th century; 82 cms/32 ins diameter, +/- 50 cms high; on a Pulham stoneware pedestal, stamped "Pulham - Broxbourne", circa 1850;
57 cms x 57 cms x 83 cms high.

A mid- 19th Century terracotta garden urn with trailing ivy to the waist, stamped J.M. Blashfield nr .. (?)

A pair of Victorian cast-iron garden vases with fluting, on turned socle and square plinth.