19th-Century Petite Belgian Marble Urn lee stanton Hayward’s background as an architect

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

Painted using pared-down forms and a restrained palette

and a richly layered patina in hues of alabaster

Discovered in an artisan’s workshop in Jalisco

allowing the scene to feel lived-in rather than monumental

19th-Century Petite Belgian Marble Urn lee stanton Hayward’s background as an architectDescription: 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