Antique Victorian salt glazed faux bois tree stump strawberry planter
Code: 10176
Dimensions:
A particularly good example of a large 19th century salt glazed stoneware strawberry planter.
This wonderful planter was made in England, following the faux bois aesthetic, designed to resemble a tree stump, with several planting holes for strawberry plants, or any other type of trailing plants.
To the the top is a generous sized glazed bowl with drainage hole.
Its size and design make for quite the display, the perfect addition for a garden, hallway or conservatory.
With extensive bark texture, knot details and well proportioned form.
Each section with drainage, and drainage holes around the base.
Dimensions:
Total height - 71cm
Widest point - 75cm
We also have a similar slightly smaller exmaple available.
With some minor age related wear and tear, with one branch stump lacking, one with some losses and a small edge chip to another.
No cracks or restoration.
*Buyer to collect from our showroom by appointment, or contact us if you wish to send a courier to collect on your behalf, please ensure they have adequate insurance in place. Shipping on these terms would be at the buyer's responsibility*
This item is only available for collection.
