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.

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.

Beautifully finished aquatints of rustic scenes ca 1800 published by Ackermann's Repository, a source for fine prints in London in the early 1800's. These have a painterly quality and the rich color associated with the best examples of hand-finished aquatints, a short-lived and expensive method for reproducing paintings in the Regency period. Each 24.5" wide by 20.5" . Framed with conservation materials.

Set of four cast iron fern design garden side chairs, along with cast iron pierced top garden table, American ca 1910. These side chairs are larger than usual, and are quite comfortable to sit in. This ensemble has had many years of use and still retains its original paint. Table is 39" in diameter, 25" high. Chairs are slightly differing sizes; 30"h x 23.5"w/ 31"h x 22.5" w/ 31.5"h x 23.5"w/ 31.5"h x 22.5"w. In good condition.

Three botanical engravings by Emmanuel Sweerts 1612 on rag paper, framed in antiqued silver frame with french matting. Hand coloring is recent. Each is 18" wide by 23.5" high. Framed with conservation materials.

Seascape/ waves crashing on the shore. Acrylic on canvas signed H Jacob. In silver frame overall size 27" x 22.5".

Wagon wheel ornamental garden cart in red steel. Very handsome spokes, original paint color. Rustic sculpture. ca 1930's. 52" long, 34" wide, 31" high, wheel diameter 29".

Finely detailed steel engravings on India paper of birds of the hunt, from the famous work by the Rev. Wm B Daniel, printed by the Philanthropic society London ca 1800. Sheet size of 8.5" x 11"; image size approx. 5.5" x 8.5" but may vary. Sold individually as prints.

Steel engraved French regional maps by Victor Levasseur 1856. The maps have hand colored borders and are surrounded by images and historical information pertaining to the particular "Department". Each is 14" x 24" and in excellent condition. More are available.

This unusual set is hand-wrought in the style of early English regency garden furniture from the early nineteenth century. From Mexico, ca 1970, it is hand-made with ribbed and hammered wrought iron with wonderful curves, lion's paw feet and fleur de lis ends. Beautifully executed and dramatic in any garden setting. These pieces have been rustproofed and repainted. The bench is 66" wide, 45" high,25" deep; seat height is 18", depth 15"...

A rare wrought iron swing-seat for two in the strap metal design with a sunburst seat and elaborate scrolled rockers, American ca 1950. 36.5" high by 57" wide by 36" deep. In very good condition.

A very nice hand carved decoy of a goose. In two parts, the neck and head being attached to the trunk by a wooden pin. Original old paint surface. 20" high by 23" wide by 10" deep. Cracks in wood surface from usage, otherwise very good condition.