A rare and striking pair of rectangular cast stone planters, recently rescued from a historic estate in the New Orleans Garden District. These substantial troughs embody the weathered elegance of a Southern courtyard, featuring a deep, natural patina of mossy greys and earthy tans that can only be achieved through decades of outdoor exposure. Each planter is adorned with a sophisticated Neoclassical relief featuring central scrolled medallions and lush acanthus leaf borders. Their elongated shape makes them ideal for flanking a grand entrance, lining a terrace wall, or serving as a magnificent tabletop centerpiece for a long outdoor dining table. Dimensions (Approximate): Length: 24" – 26" Width: 10" – 12" Height: 8" – 10" Condition: Excellent vintage/antique condition. The stone is structurally sound with no major cracks. The authentic "estate patina" includes minor surface wear, small chips to the edges, and beautiful organic weathering that enhances their character. Both include pre-drilled drainage holes. Style: New Orleans Garden District, French Classical, Mediterranean, Neoclassical