Fornitore: Campania International
Williamsburg Egg & Dart Concrete Urn Planter - Campania #P467
Descrizione
An American Heritage Planter Masterpiece
The Williamsburg Egg & Dart Urn Planter by Campania features the classical repeating pattern of alternating egg-shaped ovals and V-shaped "darts" around its rim. Enjoy the elegance and craftsmanship of this 78-pound concrete planter. Display on a patio, porch, garden, and more! Available as a set with the Classic Short Pedestal.
Functional Art for Your Plants
Each Williamsburg Egg & Dart Urn Planter is individually hand built of high-density cast stone concrete and rated for both indoor and outdoor use. Choose any color stain from the Campania palette to compliment your decorative theme.
About Natural
A garden ornament ordered in the “Natural” color is unstained concrete straight from the mold and lightly buffed. This option highlights the authentic character of the material and is known for being low maintenance and easy to clean.
If you prefer a raw aesthetic with a subtle patina applied, consider "Alpine Stone."
Why You'll Love This Campania Concrete Planter
- Made in the USA: At a state-of-the-art facility in Pennsylvania with locally sourced materials
- Hand Built from Concrete: Molders, artists, and sculptors create each planter with passion
- Beautifully Finished: The stain is formulated to change over time in response to the elements
- Uniquely Yours: Due to the texture and detail of natural materials used and the handcrafting process, no two pieces are the same
Specifications
Campania International #P467 (Planter Only) / #PPD467 (Planter + Pedestal)
| Material | Cast Stone Concrete |
| Color | Shown in Verde; many finishes available |
| Weight | 78 lbs. |
| Outside Dimensions | 18.5"W x 21.25"H / Base: 9.75"W |
| Inside Dimensions | Top: 15.75"W / Bottom: 5"W |
| Inside Height | 13.25"H |
| Classic Short Pedestal | 12.25"W x 11.75"H / 111 lbs. Drainage Hole: 6.5" |
| Planter Drainage Hole | Centered; approximately 0.75" |
| Warranty | 6-Month Limited Warranty — see Resources Hub below. |



