Set of three 18th century granite staddle stones
Exceptional set of three antique 18th century granite staddle stones, rich in rural history and traditional agricultural character. Originally used to support granaries and farm buildings, these distinctive stone structures were designed to raise stored crops above ground level, helping to protect them from damp and vermin.
Beautifully weathered by time and the elements, each staddle stone displays a unique aged patina, showcasing the craftsmanship and durability of traditional stoneworking. Their iconic mushroom-shaped form has made them highly sought after as decorative garden features and architectural antiques.
Perfect for use as garden focal points, sculpture plinths, planter stands, or landscape accents, these historic pieces bring authenticity, texture, and a sense of heritage to country gardens, courtyards, and period properties. Whether grouped together as a collection or displayed individually, they create a striking visual statement.
A rare and characterful set of architectural garden antiques with timeless appeal, historic significance, and enduring decorative charm.
Back Left
Height- 65cm
Width - 45cm
Depth - 45cm
Back Right
Height - 70cm
Width - 39cm
Depth - 42cm
Front
Height - 73cm
Width - 52cm
Depth - 51cm
Please note - This item is delivered via private courier. Please email Harvey@clixxgroup.co.uk to get a delivery quote before or after purchase of item.