A handsome pair of garden pedestals in terracotta formed as classical columns, probably ca 1940. Have been nicely weather worn from years outdoors. Each 38.5" high, 13" in diameter at top and 13" square at base. In good condition.

Fine impressionistic style painting of period ladies in summer garden setting. Acrylic on canvas, unsigned, in muted gold frame approx. 44" x 35".

Unusual American cast iron faux bois garden bench of grape and intertwining grape leaf design with wood slat back and seat, quite sturdy. American ca 1910, maker unknown. Original paint finish. 54" long, 34" high, 22" deep. In excellent condition,

A very cool pair of artisan made wrought iron garden chairs in red, American ca 1970. Good to look at and comfortable to sit in. Each 42" high by 20" wide by 26" deep. In fine condition.

This "pair" is of the same pattern but different manufacturers, so there are slight size differences. In cast iron they are in a specifically American variant of the style. One is 29.5" high, 22" wide and 19" deep. The other is 28.5" high, 21.5" wide and 19" deep. Both in fine condition.

Classic Woodard chaise lounge in wrought iron ca 1950. Original paint finish and original vinyl covered pad. Piece is 76" long, 25" wide, 61" wheel base to end. Some rust, otherwise fine.

Hand hammered watering can in copper with wonderful old-world character. Alistair Morris ("Antiques from the Garden" & Sothebys director) cites copper as the metal used for eighteenth century watering cans as opposed to tin-plate in the nineteenth. We can probably date this to the eighteenth century. 22" wide, 15" high, 11" wide.

A set of engravings, hand-colored, of ancient Roman oil lamps by Passeri in contemporary black frames. From the publication "Lucernae Fictiles Musei Passerii", Rome, 1739. Very graphic presentation of these antique prints. Each 13" wide by 16.5" high. Framed with conservation materials.

Set of 4 framed engravings of shells by Lamarck, ca 1790 in custom made and custom colored frames frames. These are from Panckoucke's "Histoire Naturelle" an encyclopedia published between 1780 and 1820. Each approx. 14" wide by 17" high. Framed with conservation materials.

Distinctive engravings of mythological scenes from ancient Roman frescoes from Pompei featuring winged horses ca 1790. Framed in silver frames with silver fillets. Each 16" wide by 15" high. Framed with conservation materials. Sold as set only.

Formal glazed terracotta architectural elements - glazed carytid columns in brown and gold, suitable for exterior use or as part of indoor cabinetry. Existing single screw holes at top and base. Each 34.5" long, 8" wide, 4" deep. A couple of minor chips, quite repairable.

Beautifully sculpted building element in terracotta ca 1900 - lion's head medallion surrounded by decorative leaves. 29" wide, 17" high, 6" deep. Excellent condition.