Faux Bois Buff Terracotta Antique Strawberry Planter 42cm, C1900

Name: Faux Bois Buff Terracotta Antique Strawberry Planter 42cm, C1900
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1140934
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Gilt and Gesso

Description

Faux Bois Buff Terracotta Antique Strawberry Planter 42cm, C1900.

A fine quality English country house strawberry planter, the faux-bois buff terracotta planter, an impressive scale example measuring 42cm with 6 strawberry side pockets plus the wide opening to the top.

A wonderful timeworn patination is revealed to the rare buff terracotta surface and presented in excellent condition with no losses or chips.

A superbly stylish English country house survivor, we believe to be circa 1880-1900, a practical garden, or garden room/conservatory or orangery piece which is a sculptural piece, both function and form for indoors or out.

Dimensions

Height 42cm

Width 41cm

Depth 40cm

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Free collection from Lewes, East Sussex.

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Physical Dimensions

Height

42cm (16.54")

Width

41cm (16.14")

Depth

40cm (15.75")

Declaration

Gilt and Gesso has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1140934

Description

Faux Bois Buff Terracotta Antique Strawberry Planter 42cm, C1900.

A fine quality English country house strawberry planter, the faux-bois buff terracotta planter, an impressive scale example measuring 42cm with 6 strawberry side pockets plus the wide opening to the top.

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A wonderful timeworn patination is revealed to the rare buff terracotta surface and presented in excellent condition with no losses or chips.

Gilt and Gesso

fig 1. Faux Bois Buff Terracotta Antique Strawberry Planter 42cm, C1900

A superbly stylish English country house survivor, we believe to be circa 1880-1900, a practical garden, or garden room/conservatory or orangery piece which is a sculptural piece, both function and form for indoors or out.