This is a very functional and hardy set of garden furniture consisting of 2 late nineteenth century wrought iron strap side chairs of the "Adams foundry" design (though these are not marked they are from the same period); one bench in the same style from the early 1900's, and a well-matched vintage occasional table with a strap top. All have been rustproofed and recoated (the original zinc coating having been damaged). Bench is 45" wide, 33.5" high, 16" deep...

Sturdily built wrought iron garden bench, Adams style with elaborate scrolling at arms and base supports, American early 1900's. 45" long 32.5" high, 14" seat depth, 16" seat height. Scraped, rust-proofed, flamboyantly painted in high gloss oil. Excellent condition.

American cast iron garden furniture set in the "curtain" style consisting of a bench and matching side chairs, ca 1890. Bench is 38" high, 44" wide, 17" deep. Chairs are 35" high, 20" wide and 19" deep. They have been cleaned, rust-proofed and painted.

An American cast iron garden bench from the Philadelphia foundry of Brines, Chase & Co. - marked at the base of the back support. This foundry was in business for only a few years 1888-1895. Unusual patterning in the seat. 45.5" wide by 37" high by 18" deep. This bench has not been refinished. In good condition.

Very nice American cast iron garden bench in the "curtain" style marked John McLean NY, ca 1880. Maker's name and patent mark are on the reverse of the sunbursts. The bench has intricate detailing and unusual additional scroll work under the arm rests and at the leg stretchers. 46.5" wide; 36.5" high by 16" deep. It has been cleaned, rust-proofed and painted for outdoor use.

A large sized American version of this classic Coalbrookedale style cast iron garden bench ca 1860-80. 55" long, 32.5" high,13" seat depth, 15" seat height with old paint color. Features well defined - not overpainted. Few casting holes in back legs, otherwise fine condition.

An intriguing carved limestone figure that was originally perhaps an architectural element. Much weather worn with moss and lichen growth. Head has been re-attached with some fine stone aggregate; similar repair to one shoulder. Origin unknown. Very nice piece of garden decor. 41" high by 13" wide by 10" deep.

A difficult to find double garden gate in wrought iron, American nineteenth century. Each section is 36" high by 24" wide to fit a four foot opening. Rusty, but well built with all elements intact.

A very nice example of a British staddle stone with a fine accretion of old lichen to decorate the top. The piece is 26" high by 16" in diameter at the top and approximately 11" square at the base. In very nice condition.

A very nice antique bronze by the Spanish sculptor Joaquimm Angles (1859-1925), late 19th or early 20th century. It portrays a young shepherd who has caught the rapt attention of one of his flock of young goats by his playing of the pan pipes. This is a traditional bronze which has been extensively patinated through its use as a garden sculpture in the home of a Southern collector, something I think that adds to its charm. Signed "Angles S". 35" high by 14" by 13". In good condition.

American Scroll setee antique garden bench early 1900s. Densely graphic swirls around central grape cluster. 41.5" wide,31.5" high, 13" seat depth, 15" seat height. Painted, in excellent condition.

A very nice example of an antique American cast iron White House bench (one has resided in the White House garden for many years). Provenance; a private owner in New England. Originally produced by the Carron foundry in Scotland in the 1840's the pattern has be re-produced by the Coalbrookdale Co amongst others over the years. The smaller size bench is more typically found in the US, this, the full size being much rarer...