CJ Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
Finding an identical matching pair of hand-carved stone vessels is incredibly rare in the architectural salvage market. Their matching proportions make them an ideal choice for a landscape designer or premium garden project requiring symmetry—perfect for flanking a grand garden doorway, a formal pathway entrance, or positioning as focal points on an outdoor terrace. Both troughs boast a magnificent, thick encrustation of natural green moss, historic lichen, and weathered stone patina built up over generations in the British countryside. To preserve this irreplaceable organic character, the stone remains completely uncleaned and untouched. Dating to the mid-19th century, these heavy-duty vessels were originally custom-carved to sit beneath natural springs or estate hand-pumps. As such, they are structurally sound making them highly versatile for use as traditional water features, alpine rockeries, or distinctive garden planters

Condition Report: In excellent antique condition. Structurally sound, heavy, and completely solid with no deep freeze-thaw cracks or structural splits. Superb, deep weathered patina with extensive natural lichen and moss coverage as pictured.
They measure 53cm wide x 43cm deep x 20cm high and weigh approx 60kg
CJ Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
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