Late nineteenth century wirework bench with scroll back design and lattice seat, 56"long,34" high,15" seat depth,17.5" seat height, painted white. A very sturdy example, in fine condition.

Unusually refined version of an early 1900's strap bench with fine scrolled arms and legs. 60" long,44" high,19"seat depth,20" seat height, stripped rust-proofed and painted.

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.

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.

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.

Very functional and graphically simple lattice patterned garden wirework bench with more typically flamboyant leg design. Late nineteenth century 59" wide by 35" high; set depth 16", seat height 19". Near perfect condition.

American cast iron fern bench late nineteenth century with a variant on the typical Coalbrookedale design. Compact and graceful 43.5" wide, 30" high, seat depth 12.5" seat height 16". Early paint, excellent condition.

Pair of Jenny Lind urns ca 1880 described by Barbara Israel as "an unusual form in nineteenth century American cast iron." Each 31" high, 24" diameter, 15" square at base. Stripped, rustproofed and repainted. Small piece of rim missing from 1 urn, otherwise fine.

Simple cup-shaped urn with grape motif and slender tapered stem with collar, 2 pieces, 1860-1880. 36"high 27" diam. 16.5" square at base. Rust-proofed and repainted. Description fits Fiske's "Victoria" urn, but no maker marked.

Very decorative cast iron urn with lions head ears,ca. 1900, marked "MF by the Kramer Bros, Fdy. Co. Dayton, O";43" wide 41" high, 22.5" square at base, in 2 pieces. Stripped, rust-proofed and painted, in excellent condition.

Large garden urn with elaborate scrolled handles together with plinth, each marked "J W Fiske No 21 & 23 Barclay St., NY." In addition urn is marked "Pat. May 5 1874". 56" high, 40" wide, 18" square at base. Three pieces - some flange teeth sheered where urn cup meets base: otherwise excellent condition. Stripped, rust-proofed and repainted.

Very attractive small self watering urn in 4 pieces, ca 1880, suitable for indoors or out. 25" high, 16" wide, 14" square at base. Stripped, rust-proofed and repainted - in excellent condition.