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19th C Large Steel Planter
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19th C Large Steel Planter

19th century
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19th C large steel planter

Physical Dimensions
Height
56cm (22.05")
Width
114cm (44.88")
Depth
114cm (44.88")
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Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this Antique Steel Garden Planter to the 19th Century.

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SA616766
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Description
19th C large steel planter
Height
56cm (22.05")
Width
114cm (44.88")
Depth
114cm (44.88")
Date of Manufacture

Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this Antique Steel Garden Planter to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA616766
Dealers Internal Ref
23
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A large, circular nineteenth-century steel planter with a tapered body and an oxidised rust patina.
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Archive I A large, circular nineteenth-century steel planter with a tapered body and an oxidised rust patina.

19th C Large Steel Planter

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Herefordshire
United Kingdom
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A large, circular nineteenth-century steel planter with a tapered body and an oxidised rust patina.
19th C large steel planter
Ref: SA616766
A large, circular nineteenth-century steel planter with a tapered body and an oxidised rust patina.
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Nineteenth-century metal planters were originally forged or cast as utilitarian containers, industrial boiling vats, or agricultural troughs. Over time, their heavy construction and weather resistance made them sought-after vessels for horticultural display and landscape architecture.

These vessels were primarily manufactured using riveted or forged wrought iron, thick cast iron, or heavy-gauge steel. The durability of these ferrous metals allows them to endure prolonged exposure to weather, developing an oxidised patina.

Authentic period metalwork exhibits uneven surface texture, natural iron oxidisation, and visible construction markers such as hand-hammered seams, folded rims, or heavy cast thickness rather than light, modern stamped sheet metal.

Large metal planters serve as striking focal points in contemporary outdoor spaces when planted with structural grasses, boxwood spheres, or cascading flora. Alternatively, sealed metal basins are frequently repurposed as rustic outdoor water features.

To preserve the metal, ensure proper drainage by drilling holes if using for live plants, or fit a removable liner inside the rim. Applying a light coat of clear wax or sealant can slow down rust progression while retaining the surface patina.
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