Haddonstone - Scrolled Jardiniere - A580

Introducing the Scrolled Jardinière, a timeless piece of garden artistry, meticulously crafted as an authentic reproduction of a design by Mary Watts (1849-1938), a pivotal figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement and founder of the Compton Potters’ Arts Guild. Celebrated for its elegance and historical value, this planter was once thought to be the work of Gertrude Jekyll, a testament to the intertwined legacy of these two influential artists. Presented in the sought-after terracotta color, the Scrolled Jardinière features a classic round body accented with charming scrolled handles, evoking the grace of Roman urns. Choose from a palette of colors to complement your outdoor space. This classic, durable, and frost-proof jardinière is designed to stand the test of time, gracefully aging and bringing a piece of art history to your garden for years to come. Dimensions & Weight Height: 19 inches Weight: 209 lbs Width at base: 11 inches Width at top: 23 ½ inches Overall Width: 21 inches Manuals M52 - Jardinieres & Bowls PDF Shipping (50% OFF Shipping Costs) Although the weight of Haddonstone products prevents us from offering free shipping, we're pleased to offer you an exceptional 50% discount on shipping costs! PLEASE NOTE: Haddonstone products are made-to-order to ensure only the highest quality in every product. They are not mass-produced ahead of time.  The Scrolled Jardiniere is made of Haddonstone material and will be delivered in 2-4 weeks. Warranty Haddonstone offers a 5-year warranty on all cast stone garden ornaments purchased direct from the company on production of the product’s original invoice or order acknowledgement. This warranty applies in the unlikely event that a product fails, due to a design or production fault. This warranty does not apply if Haddonstone assembly recommendations have not been followed or if a problem arises as a consequence of the actions of the client or a third party. Contact Backyard Bliss Direct for the full terms of this warranty which does not affect your statutory rights.