A Late 19th Century French Five Piece Wrought Iron Garden Set
This garden set in especially fine condition from late 19th century France consists of a table and four matching chairs. The chairs have generous seats, especially the two armchairs, and the backs are also quite comfortable. The elaborate base of the table has a circular ring in the center to accommodate a potted plant. This
A French Pair of Cast Iron Urns with Old Black Paint Circa 1920
These charming urns have a wonderful patina on the remaining old black paint. The handles, being playfully large make a statement. The urns are also unique due to their diminutive size, while still retaining beautiful details. Perfect for planting flowers, they are an ideal size to be placed in an entryway. ref. 7-8194 $1,300 13.5”
A French Oval Wrought Iron Table C.1870 and Two Chairs in Original Maroon Paint
A French three piece set of iron garden furniture in original paint with magnificent patina circa 1870. The chairs with medallion backs including their feet have survived in remarkable condition. The oval table is supported by the elaborate base which is joined at the center by a footrest. The footrest was likely used to keep
A Pair of French Cast Iron Faux-Bois Jardinière Planters C. 1890
These 2 miniature jardinieres are charming copies of Versailles boxes originally developed in France to move plants inside during the winter. They are faux bois cast iron featuring a peak on each corner. The raised decorative designs on all 4 sides resemble the hinges of the originals and are dry scraped to their original surface.
A French Round Table with Pad Feet from the Arras Foundry C. 1900
The Arras Foundry was an important producer of French artistic ironwork, so naturally when we found this table with the rare Arras label we had to scoop it up! The paint has developed a wonderful patina. Scrolling wrought iron leads to feet that end with an unusual pad shape. This table is a wonderful example
A Pair of French Marble Top Tables with Ornate Bases, Circa 1900
It is unusual to find a pair of perfectly matched tables. These tables work well on their own and can be put together to form one table 78” long. The cast iron bases have elegant claw feet and a decorative column ending in a fan motif at the top. The white marble tops are in
An Early French Cast Iron Table from the Late 19th Century with Marble Top
This elegant table has a sturdy and ornate hand forged base, with two elaborate legs joined by a central medallion. The white marble top is in perfect condition. ref. 7-8103 $4,800 52” long 25” deep 28” high
American Made Large Cast Iron Tractor Sprinkler Circa 1900
This large tractor sprinkler is self propelled from water pressure when attached to a hose. Path can be adjusted. The body and wheels are cast iron, wands and fittings polished, original paint. Probably intended for golf courses or large estates. Simply magnificent. ref. D-1745 $1,250 17” high 30” long 21” wide
A Small French Rectangular Wrought Iron Table, Circa 1900
This white painted table with curved legs emanating from a central circle, has a simple elegance that makes it a great piece to display a pair of urns or plants. It can also work as an easy to move lunch table for the kitchen or relocated to a garden setting. It has been recently repainted
A French Enamel Top Florist's Table Circa 1950
This charming table has an enamel top of blue and white flowers in a pattern of squares made to look like tiles. The base is made of white painted tubular metal. It was most probably part of the décor in a florist shop somewhere on the Cote D’azure, and brings with it a stylish French
A French White Wrought Iron Diminutive Wheelbarrow Circa 1920
This charming wheelbarrow was carefully crafted to mirror a larger size version. It has the intricate scrolls and pierced detail typical of chairs and tables of the time. It is ideal for displaying plants. ref. D-1739 $450 19” high 16” wide 42” long
