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THE BOUNTY OF SPRING – This tall, slender pedestal is designed to support both the charming Spring Urn and the decorative Aves Bird Urn. It features a stepped foot and a wide, flared rim which overhangs a latticework basket from which flowers and leafy boughs...

MEDIUM ELEVATION PEDESTAL – The Savoy Pedestal is specially sized to support the lovely Savoy Urn with Rings. It features a solid foot with a cushioned rise and a simple, rounded, overhanging lip. The plinth itself has delicately indented edges. This pedestal makes a fitting...

THE MEDIEVAL TORCH – Long before oil lamps and candles were devised, there were torches. These crude lamps were made by ramming a wad of rag, soaked in fat, into a small, metal basket or cup. A long handle attached to the cup allowed the...

FROM THE MOUNTAIN – This simple, barrel-shaped planter takes its inspiration from the Sagada Province in the Philippines, a place of rugged mountains and cascading waterfalls. In Sagada, centuries old rice terraces have been carved out of the mountainsides and fed with water tumbling from...

CAPTURED IN STONE – The gardens and countryside of Normandy were captured on canvas forever by the French Impressionists in the late 1800s. The luminous quality of the Normandy sunlight drew them to paint out of doors. Thus they captured nature as it was, robust...

INDUSTRIAL BY DESIGN – The Lima Round Planter is studded all over with faux bolt heads, reminiscent of old girders and steel beams. This makes it perfect for modern and industrial settings. Tall and sturdy, it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor placement. When...

THE EARTH – Emile Zola’s novel, 'La Terre', follows the fortunes of a French farming family who were every bit as hardy and rustic as their tools. The metal bands of the La Terre Planter harken back to that time when tools and vessels of...

ANCIENT WINE COOLER – The Lindos Fountain is styled after the psykter or wine coolers of ancient Greece. These specially designed vessels had a narrow lip, a bulbous body, and often stood on a high, narrow foot. They were filled with wine, then placed in...

WOODLAND FAUN – Ancient Greek sculptors created many youthful faun figures, such as this Fox Robe Torso. Fauns were known for their love of music and woodland revels, and often wore an animal pelt to show their connection to nature. Any corner of a garden...

BEEHIVE JAR – Shaped like a beehive, the Cyprus Urn is a more refined version of the rustic coil jars found all over the ancient world. They were made by winding long ropes of clay in row upon row, resulting in layers of fine, horizontal...

THE EMBELLISHED URN – The Classica Urn has a fulsome bowl with a broad, flared lip and two, ornate handles embellishing its neck. Designed for traditional gardens, the Classica Urn is primarily an object d’art. With its striking profile it is meant to draw attention...

RISING FLUTES – The Botanica Urn is flared, ribbed and fluted all over, rather like a living plant itself. The ribbing starts at the foot, which flares like a daisy circle. Above this the lobes of the bowl swell like seed pods about to burst....

TELLEMENT FRANÇAISE! – Few shapes are more recognisably French than the famous Anduz urn. Barely a chateau in the south of the country does not feature them. Originating in the town of Anduz over 400 years ago, the inverted bell-shape and graceful design elements of...

THE GLOBE – The pronounced globe shape of the Agean Fountain makes a big statement, even in its mini size. Water slides from the Agean’s rim, clinging to its generous curve and down a tapering ankle so slender the globe appears to float. This mini-sized...