This pair of mid-century Italian cast-stone coppa planters, dating to the 1950s–60s, features the elegant, wide-flared bowl form that became a signature element of Italian garden design during the period. Each planter rests on a rounded pedestal foot, giving the vessels a lifted, architectural presence that feels both classical and modern.
The surfaces have developed a beautiful natural patina—soft mineral veining, gentle wear, and warm variations in tone from decades outdoors. At 26 inches in diameter, the scale is generous without being overwhelming, making these ideal for sculptural plantings: large succulents, cascading greens, or expressive caudex specimens.
Their balanced proportions and serene geometry allow them to function as statement pieces in a garden, on a terrace, or within an interior courtyard. As a matched pair, they carry rare symmetry and visual weight.
Availability: Sold as a pair
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Maker: Grandon Fres
Origin: France
Period: Mid-20th century (c. 1950s–60s)
Material: Cast stone
Dimensions: 26”Dia × 12”H
Condition: Naturally weathered patina consistent with age and outdoor use
This pair of mid-century Italian cast-stone coppa planters, dating to the 1950s–60s, features the elegant, wide-flared bowl form that became a signature element of Italian garden design during the period. Each planter rests on a rounded pedestal foot, giving the vessels a lifted, architectural presence that feels both classical and modern.
The surfaces have developed a beautiful natural patina—soft mineral veining, gentle wear, and warm variations in tone from decades outdoors. At 26 inches in diameter, the scale is generous without being overwhelming, making these ideal for sculptural plantings: large succulents, cascading greens, or expressive caudex specimens.
Their balanced proportions and serene geometry allow them to function as statement pieces in a garden, on a terrace, or within an interior courtyard. As a matched pair, they carry rare symmetry and visual weight.
Availability: Sold as a pair
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Maker: Grandon Fres
Origin: France
Period: Mid-20th century (c. 1950s–60s)
Material: Cast stone
Dimensions: 26”Dia × 12”H
Condition: Naturally weathered patina consistent with age and outdoor use
