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 | PAIR SWAG POTS, CAST STONE, VINTAGE Date: mid 20th century Price: $195 Description: Pair of vintage swag design cast stone with aggregate pots, with round bowls circled with swags and old mossy surface. The aggregate or stone gravel gives strength and decoration to the casting. 17 inches high, 14 inches wide and 9 inch square base. Pair $195. |
 | POTS, PAIR SQUARE BASKET WEAVE, CAST STONE, VINTAGE Date: mid 20th century Price: $250 Description: Pair of square cast stone planting pots, in basket weave design, cast with fine marble aggregate to give strength, texture and sunlight sparkle to the casting. Mid 20th century. 11 inches high and 14 inches wide. SOLD |
 | SET FOUR TROUGH PLANTER BOXES Date: late 19th or early 20th century Price: Please contact us for price Description: Rare set of four antique cast iron rectangular jardiniere planters or 'fern boxes', as they were often named in the 19th century. In an elegant French-Renaissance-style, their curved contours rise to scrolling upper corners. These have been professionally cleaned and repainted black, ready to place. 11 inches high, 20 inches wide and 11 inches deep. Late 19th or very early 20th century. |
 | TROUGH PLANTER BOX, ANTIQUE CAST IRON Date: 19th century Price: Please contact us for price Description: Handsome antique 19th century cast iron trough form planter box or 'Fern Box' with beautiful crisp design details of a large classical wreath on each side flanked by large fronds of acanthus leaves, with rings on each end and sitting on decorative curled leafage feet. Very heavy weight and with drainage holes. Professionally cleaned and painted gloss black. This form was often called a "Fern Box" but could be planted many ways. 15 inches high, 24 inches wide and 13 inches deep. |
 | TROUGH PLANTER, CAST STONE Date: early 20th century Price: $275 Description: Trough planter of cast stone with heavy aggregate, with fluted sides and raised medallions on the two long sides. Has drainage holes. Early 20th century Philadelphia. 10 1/2 inches high, 24 inches wide and 13 inches deep. $285. |
 | URN, CAST IRON, CLASSICAL CAMPANA FORM Date: early 20th century Price: Please contact us for price Description: Classical form campana or bell shape cast iron two part urn. This shape comes from Greek vases of the fifth and sixth centuries B.C. in Greece. This urn with its egg and dart lip and fluted body sits on it original plinth. It has been professionally cleaned and repainted black. Early 20th century. 27 inches high, 15 inches wide and 10 inch square base. |
 | URN, VERY LARGE CAST IRON, C. 1875 LABELED J.W. FISKE, N.Y. Date: circa 1875 Price: Please contact us for price Description: Extraordinary large cast iron garden urn with a 40 inch wide decorative bowl over a pedestal decorated with three large cranes. Labeled in casting on hexagonal base J.W. Fiske, N.Y. Circa 1875. This exceptional rare large urn measures 47 inches high and 40 inches wide. It is illustrated in the 1875 catalog of the J.L. Mott foundry so both New York foundries made this crane based design. This urn has been professionally cleaned, primed and repainted white. It would be an outstanding focal point in any garden. |
 | URNS, PAIR GARDEN, CAST IRON, 19TH C. CLASSICAL Date: 19th century Price: Please contact us for price Description: Pair of antique cast iron classical campana form two part garden urns with egg and dart rims and lobed bowls sitting on square plinths. 19th century. The campana form comes from the ancient Greek upturned bell shaped vases. 33 inches high, 19 inches wide and 10 inches square plinth or base. Pair $850. |
 | VINTAGE CAST STONE URN, WITH OPEN WORK HANDLES, EARLY 20TH C. Date: Early 20th C. Price: Please contact us for price Description: Unusual and attractive vintage single cast stone garden urn or vase with beautiful open work handles, egg and art patterned rim, leafage swags with fruit on bowl and weathered patina. This would make a beautiful focal point in any garden. 22 inches high, and 25 inches wide. $450. |
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