Ewerbeck Planter
The Ewerbeck Planter is made out of old untreated oak wood. The topside wood had a lead rim for protection and the legs have a monkshood or pagoda-shaped finial. The planks are tongue in groove. Oak...
View ArticleDirectoire Statement Planter Box
This piece is powder coated and comes in various standard finish colors: antique white, black, French Blue, Chinese Red, candy apple red, gray, hunter green, rust, sage and white. The piece can be...
View Articled’Orangerie Iron & Oak Panel Planter Box
This beautiful planter box has a removable side so the liner can be easily taken out if needed. The iron is powder coated and the oak panels are painted Luxembourg Green. Also available in: 39″Sq x...
View Articled’Orangerie Iron & Oak Panel Planter Box
This beautiful planter box has a removable side so the liner can be easily taken out if needed. The iron is powder coated and the oak panels are painted Boxwood Green. Custom sizes, colors & brass...
View ArticleCurved Planter
Iron planter painted black with stainless steel finials and a removable metal liner. The planter ships FOB from California. The post Curved Planter appeared first on Treillage Online.
View ArticleCast Iron Sqare Planter-Lead Color
The post Cast Iron Sqare Planter-Lead Color appeared first on Treillage Online.
View ArticleBowl shaped marble pot with a carved scroll band and raised on a simple round...
Interior 10″ diameter, 6″ height. The post Bowl shaped marble pot with a carved scroll band and raised on a simple round base. English c.1900 appeared first on Treillage Online.
View ArticleArched Victorian Three Tier Planter
This beautiful iron planter can be done in other finishes. Shipping is FOB from California. The post Arched Victorian Three Tier Planter appeared first on Treillage Online.
View ArticleAluminum Bamboo Planter, with Liner
Standard Powder Coat Colors: Clear Aluminum, Polished Copper, Jet Black, and seashell White. The post Aluminum Bamboo Planter, with Liner appeared first on Treillage Online.
View Article16th Century Ming Dynasty Iron Incense Pot
The Chinese characters saying that the pot was made in the Ming Dynasty under Emperor Jiajing in the 32nd year of his rule (1552), and that they pot was made in April a “lucky date” by Guoyutian. The...
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