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Limestone Trough - Round
Object is exactly as shown. Originally crafted as vessels for water storage, these substantial forms transcend their initial purpose. Each offers a quiet strength, enriching any space with its collected character and historical weight.
Today, these robust limestone troughs are often converted to water features, sinks, or planters. They lend charisma and a tangible link to old-world utility, whether placed in a garden or as an indoor design element.
Expect varied patina, textural irregularities, and signs of worn-in use, all consistent with age. This object is not modernly water-safe; it requires a separate, internal water tray or proper sealing if used for planting directly or as a water feature.
Today, these robust limestone troughs are often converted to water features, sinks, or planters. They lend charisma and a tangible link to old-world utility, whether placed in a garden or as an indoor design element.
Expect varied patina, textural irregularities, and signs of worn-in use, all consistent with age. This object is not modernly water-safe; it requires a separate, internal water tray or proper sealing if used for planting directly or as a water feature.
$418.25
Original: $1,195.00
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$1,195.00
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Description
Object is exactly as shown. Originally crafted as vessels for water storage, these substantial forms transcend their initial purpose. Each offers a quiet strength, enriching any space with its collected character and historical weight.
Today, these robust limestone troughs are often converted to water features, sinks, or planters. They lend charisma and a tangible link to old-world utility, whether placed in a garden or as an indoor design element.
Expect varied patina, textural irregularities, and signs of worn-in use, all consistent with age. This object is not modernly water-safe; it requires a separate, internal water tray or proper sealing if used for planting directly or as a water feature.
Today, these robust limestone troughs are often converted to water features, sinks, or planters. They lend charisma and a tangible link to old-world utility, whether placed in a garden or as an indoor design element.
Expect varied patina, textural irregularities, and signs of worn-in use, all consistent with age. This object is not modernly water-safe; it requires a separate, internal water tray or proper sealing if used for planting directly or as a water feature.
