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Huge Pair of 'Pots à Feu' (Fire Urns)An enormous pair of French stone composite 'Pots Feu' (Fire Urns) from the Mid 20th Century. The pots feu take their inspiration from both Baroque and Classical architectural tradition. Chteau of Versailles is renowned for being prolifically adorned with the elegant motif. Each pale, wonderful patinated and lichen covered composite stone urn is decorated with a huge flame whose curvy lines suggest the movement created by the winds. The body of the

The Legionnaire would have paid for the forging of the dagger himself and it would be considered a very personal item

Old age and wisdom are rendered with remarkable realism

or work wonderfully as statement-piece sculptural works of art in your interior

few things are entirely good or entirely evil

adding extra practical storage and the mirrors throwing light back into the room adding a sense of extra space

An fabulous and absolutely unique French Garden folly/niche furniture set salvaged from a Chateaux in the North of France

or removed when the vessel was later broken up

I particularly love the ‘Sejant-Rampant’ lion in the six pointed star

Two Japanese storage jars

Clothed in a simple and fluid dress with minimal folding and a central button fastened clasp

particularly those from Pompeii and Herculaneum which had been unearthed after being buried under the destructive might of Vesuvius in 79 AD

focused expression typical of the High Baroque period