19th-Century Petite Belgian Marble Urn lee stanton Discovered in an artisan’s workshop

Discovered in an artisan’s workshop in Jalisco

Hayward’s background as an architect informs the meticulous structure and shadowing

Painted using pared-down forms and a restrained palette

hand-carved from warm alabaster with soft golden veining and classically inspired egg-and-dart rims

Painted with loose

19th-Century Petite Belgian Marble Urn lee stanton Discovered in an artisan’s workshopDescription: A charming 19th century Belgian urn, carved from richly veined marble with a deep, earthy tone and natural white striations. The petite form, with its bulbous body, flared lip, and pedestal base, makes it ideal as an accent piece on a desk, console, or bookshelf. Its classical silhouette lends subtle sophistication to any vignette. Details: Origin: BelgiumDate: 19th centuryMedium: MarbleDimensions: 4 W x 4 D x 4 H