Pair of monumental terra cotta garden urns, circa 1970-1990. Classic architectural "soufflé" urn form with soft cylindrical silhouette and thick rolled rim. 
The surface is the selling point: pale aqua-blue base with heavy brown/black speckling, erosion, and crazing throughout. The close-ups show weathering - glaze worn away revealing layers of cream, sand, and limestone aggregate underneath. 
These are heavy architectural garden urns, not decorative pots. At 20-22" diameter they read as statement pieces flanking entry doors, gates, or lining a driveway. The pale aqua + cream + brown tones work with French country, Mediterranean, Neoclassical, and modern organic interiors. Sold as a matching pair with natural variation in speckling that proves vintage origin.

• Dimensions: 
  Diameter: 13 in Height: 15 in 
• Sold As: 
  Set of 2
• Style: 
  Rustic
• Materials and Techniques: 
  Terra-cota
• Place of Origin: 
  Unknown
• Date of Manufacture: 
  Mid-20th century
• Condition: 
  Distressed