A substantial pair of cast iron planters modeled after classical Corinthian columns, featuring richly detailed acanthus leaf capitals and fluted bases set on square plinths. The scale is generous at 22 inches in diameter—ideal for flanking an entry, anchoring a garden path, or bringing structure to an interior sunroom or conservatory. Finished in a soft, weathered white, the surface shows age and patina consistent with outdoor use, adding depth and character without distracting from the strong classical form. The removable top rings allow for planting flexibility and ease of use. Pieces of this size and form are increasingly difficult to source in pairs, particularly with this level of sculptural detail and proportion. They function as both planters and architectural elements. JUNE'S THOUGHTS I can see these flanking a front entry, grounding a garden path, or used indoors in a sunroom where they bring structure and a sense of permanence. The classical detailing gives them presence, while the worn white finish softens that formality. They don’t feel precious—they feel lived with. That balance is what makes them easy to place in both traditional and more collected interiors. Please Note: The styled outdoor image of a home is a computer-generated rendering created for visual inspiration. For accurate color, condition, and detail, please refer to the accompanying photographs. #02315JWH