Large 19th Century Cast Iron Garden Urn, After the Antique Medici Vase

$ 3,500
  • Description
    A large 19th-century cast iron garden urn after the celebrated Medici Vase, the 1st-century marble krater now in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence. Of campana form, the everted gadrooned rim above a deep frieze cast in high relief with classical figures after the antique model — a seated draped female beneath a statue of Diana, flanked by warriors — over a lower body of foliate and floral relief, flanked by a pair of swan-neck handles. Raised on a gadrooned socle and fluted spreading foot over a square plinth. Retaining a richly oxidized, weathered surface consistent with age and outdoor use.
    A substantial neoclassical garden ornament suitable for interior or exterior use.
  • More Information
    Origin: England
    Period: 19th Century
    Materials: Iron
    Condition: Good. In original condition. Although rusted, it is quite solid and can be kept outside
    Creation Date: Mid-19th c.
    Styles / Movements: Empire, Louis XVI, Neoclassical
    Dealer Reference #: 2305
    Incollect Reference #: 499751
  • Dimensions
    H. 29.5 in; Diam. 23.5 in;
    H. 74.93 cm; Diam. 59.69 cm;
Message from Seller:

Since we first opened our doors, Guy Regal NYC's specialty has been the juxtaposition of contemporary art and furniture with decorative art and accessories from a wide range of periods. Not only do we provide the finest selection of classic period pieces available, but we also work closely with an esteemed network of contemporary artisans to create one-of-a-kind pieces for various projects all over the world. Call us: 212.447.7717

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