Compton Pottery

With entwined cobra motif and celtic swag, beneath waisted neck. Stamped with the Potters Art Guild, England, circa 1900. This item requires a quote to determine shipping costs...

This is by far our most unusual sundial and one of our all-time favorites! Even though Atlas (who is holding the "world," bisected by the demilune bronze gnomon) has lost his head, t...

A fine Compton Pottery terracotta sundial with original bronze gnomon, circa 1900.

Beautiful early 20th Century terracotta sundial by Compton Pottery. Illustrated in the 'Potters Art Guild Price List Of Pots And Sundials, 1st May 1909' as the Cobra Sundial.

Classic Compton Pottery urns designed by Mary Watts. Composition Stone Beautiful natural patina.

Extremely rare set of four terracotta 'Season' pots, designed by Archibald Knox and manufactured by Compton Pottery. All four unusually still retain their original stands.

This pair of painted ceramic bookends, featuring a kneeling nude male archer, are very fine and rare. They were produced by the Compton Potters' Arts Guild, founded in Surrey, Englan...

1920's English pair of Compton pots. Compton pottery is known for it's interesting scroll work designs.

Showcasing an impressive scale and design, their thick top edge and scrolling handles are similar to the iconic plant pots made during the early to early 20th century by the famed Co...

A robust pair of vintage English Haddonstone pots originally designed by Gertrude Jeckyll for Compton Pottery; each portly vessel with scrolled handles above an ovoid body

A lovely pair of Art Nouveau painted plaster figural bookends, depicting, nude women, resting on leaves, Compton Pottery style. Besides bookends, they are beautiful figures to use on...

Compton Pottery Founded in 1904, the Compton Potter’s Arts Guild was established by Mary Seton Watts (1849-1938).

The Compton Pottery company operated for more than 60 years before it closed in 1956.

An intriguing antique English terracotta planter-pot, circa 1900, the original design can be attributed to Gertrude Jekyll and the workshops of Compton Pottery in Surrey, England. Th...

These large planters are of the same scale and design, the thick top edge and scrolling handles similar to the iconic plant pots made during the early to mid-19th century by the fame...

A wonderful pair of reconstituted stone planters from 19th century England, in the style of the famous Compton Pottery. Classical in shape as if from Greco-Roman antiquity, they are ...

A drip or dip glazed stoneware vase by Pottery Craft of Compton California.

Pottery craft of Compton California. A drip or dip glazed stoneware planter, undrilled, and appears to be unused.

A stoneware figure in the Arts and Crafts style, inscribed “Garden Labour”, depicting a worker with one hand gripping the handle of a shovel, the other hand on his brow, his back aga...

Although not stamped the consistency and modeling would suggest that these are made by the Compton Pottery firm, and an identical mold appears in the Potters Art Guild catalogue, C...

A Pair of Reconstituted Pots in the Manner of Compton Pottery

A truly wonderful, large early 20th century terracotta scroll pot by Compton Potteries. In excellent condition, beautifully weathered and covered in lichen, potters initials OWR visi...

Of pillar form with inscription ‘Time and tide wait for no man,’ The four sectioned column supporting a circular bulbous cap decorated with hour-glass and wing repeated motif, suppor...

A large Compton pottery terracotta "Cobra" or "snake pot."

With original Compton Pottery stamp registration number signifying Compton Potter’s Art Guild.

Each has an original Compton Pottery stamp registration number signifying Compton Potter’s Art Guild but different size stamps from different periods.  

Handcrafted small terra cotta pot featuring a rustic distressed finish that adds character and charm to any space. Each piece showcases unique variations in color and texture, making...

This substantial antique terracotta jar was crafted in Italy circa 1870 and displays the strong sculptural form and utilitarian character associated with traditional Mediterranean st...

A pair of reproduction terracotta pots, or planter, made on the island of Crete, Greece using centuries if not millennia-old techniques to achieve their specialized forms decorated w...

an extra large Spanish olive oil jar, can be used as a planter now, made in the region of Galicia end of the 19th century, lovely worn patina, in very good vintage condition.

A beautiful unglazed terracotta urn from England, circa 1860. It has gained a great patina from years of exposure, giving it a unique texture and fleck of color. A pair of shaped han...

This large Spanish olive jar from the 19th century is all hand-decorated in artistic sgraffito lines and twisting ropes that encircle the form, now covered in a wonderful patina that...

A fine English garden round planter pot of terracotta from the Edwardian era, featuring a faux bois or tree bark and vine exterior around the circumference. This highly decorative p...

An English pair of large terracotta planters, perfect for any courtyard, patio, garden, or greenhouse. These pots are simple in design with thick rims and smooth sides with no embel...

This vintage bronze bowl captivates with its verdigris patina and elegantly generous lines. The bowl features a smaller circular mouth that gracefully contrasts with the fuller, roun...

Elegant French chandelier made of silvered cast bronze with a frosted acid etched shade signed "Schneider."

A 19th century antique clay pot from Spain. This Spanish pot features a continuous lip around the top as well as a cute spout at the bottom. This Spanish pot has a dynamic look with ...

These hanging lights feature an embedded groove that offers a precise, machine-made quality to offset these otherwise wholly handmade creations. Whether showcased individually, as an...

Beautiful brass LU swing sconce made by Lumfardo Luminaires in patinated brass. Wired with an E26 medium based socket. Light bulb provided as well as all mounting hardware. Priced in...

A wrought iron martini table, hand made in England inspired by a 1940s original design. Shown here finished with a natural bronze patina. Available in bronze or black finishes. Dim...

Wedgwood black basalt jardiniere, made in England around 1900. The jardiniere has a floral banded border above fruiting grapevine festoons terminating at lion masks and rings with Mu...

20th Century Ming style altar console table with waterfall edge and scrolled legs. Possibly newer lacquering, wear commensurate age and use.

Early to mid-century porcelain flowers in warm and vibrant colours by Royal Adderley, England. Beautiful, delicately shaped pieces of high quality bone china porcelain. Originally de...

This chair is an iconic design created by the legendary French Art Deco master Jules Leleu and fire stamped twice once J. Leleu and another Leleu Paris, A very stylish chair made of...

A Josef Hoffmann design for the Staekelborg, Knips and for the Berta Zuckerkandl Mansion. Comes as well in other sizes and colors. The other images shows the lamp in a showroom of th...

Mid-Century Italian brass "Question Mark" magnifying glass.