Pair of large 19th century grey marble Campana form garden vases

In the familiar Campana form, similar to that of the Medici vase, these exceptionally fine antique garden vases, or urns, were made in continental Europe around the end of the nineteenth century.

With small, square bases and comparatively slender stems, the body widens with broad bands of gadrooning, and opens up to wide, broad mouths.

A matching, near identical pair, these vases infuse any outdoor space in whicht they are placed with an unmistakable and unmissable sense of Classical presence and grandeur, ultisiling their rich natural materials to great effect.