Garden

These chic, early 20th century tables with curving iron bases in old yellow paint, are joined by a central brass fitting, topped with a brass finial. The round shaped marble is in perfect condition and the tables will work beautifully as cocktail tables. ref. 7-7990 $4,800 24” diameter 25” high

This table has a lovely green painted base retaining the original color and special details, with medallions at each side and pad feet. The large piece of marble with elaborate veining and beveled edges is quite attractive. ref. 7-7993 $4,200 29.5” deep 49” wide 28” high

This unique bench with an open-work mesh back and woven iron cane seat, melds two traditional designs used for French garden furniture, into a one-of-a-kind graphic style. Both the seat and the back are in good condition, and the pale green paint is original. It comfortably seats three people. ref. 7-7985 $3,200 21” deep 64”

These chairs have a simple curved open back, and a round pierced seat. They are painted a summery shade of blue/green, turquoise. The seats and legs are in good condition. 7-7987 $1,200 32” high 16” seat diameter 16” seat height

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

These cast iron urns, of classic form, were made in the 19th century and retain the original green patina. The urns are signed “Husqvarna No. 1.” Husqvarna is an old Swedish company founded in 1620 by decree of the Swedish Monarch, making mostly firearms. In the mid 19th century it expanded to include many products,

This charming table has a lovely piece of white marble set in the original antique wrought iron base. The base, with traces of old paint is curved and joined at the center by a ring, ending in rounded feet, typical of the late 19th century. ref. 7-7920 $4,200 30” high 31.5” diameter

This elegant pair of french cachepot, in a lovely shade of pale pink, are adorned with flowers and butterflies. The black branches, at the top and bottom, make a dramatic frame. ref. 7-7893 $650 7” high 7” diameter  

This table has a nice simple cast iron base marked “Olleac & Taverne Toulouse”, a company in France that made iron ware used in restaurants. The white marble top is in excellent condition. It can work as a Console or Dining Table. ref. 7-7916 $4,800 26” deep 67” wide 28.5” high

This elegant foot-tub has a chic monochromatic pattern of back and white flowers that are repeated on the interior. It has a nice early mark on the back with the pattern name, “Woodbine” and the initial "B". There are two handles which are in good condition with no repairs, however they have been touched up

This attractive Jardinière, in a classic design with scrolled legs and decorative basket, originated in the late 19th century in France. It can be used both indoors and out. ref. 7-7852 $1,500 24” deep 30.5” wide 35” high

These decorative urns have a classic Greek form and are perfect to display plants at an entryway, in a garden room, or porch. They have recently been repainted and are ready for the next 100 years! ref. D-1740 $675 23” wide 10” high

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

It is unusual to find a set of four identical garden urns in their original green paint surface that are in perfect condition despite their age. The urns are deep enough to hold a pot gracefully and a perfect size to add definition around a pool or outdoor space. ref. 7-7874 $4850 16” diameter 11”

A French wrought iron garden table with a pierced top and an umbrella hole in the center, circa 1950. It is in great condition and has been recently painted with weather resistant paint. ref. 7-7870 $525 29” high 35” diameter

This impressive table has the original marble top that is nearly two inches thick making it a perfect work surface just as it was back in the 19th century. The top is in remarkably good condition with no cracks or hairlines. The cast iron base retains its original patina with slight traces of old red

This unusual rectangular wire work flower stand allows space for many plants, with a height that can work ideally under a window, or as a decorative object on a porch or in a sunroom. It has been recently repainted and is ready for outdoor use. France circa 1900. ref. 7-7865 $800 48” wide 15” deep

These chairs were made by The Thonet Company in Austria and have legs designed in the typical style of their garden furniture. They have a great patina with old green paint showing traces of early blue paint. They are very sturdy and ready for a summer on the porch. ref. 7-7782 $850 33” high 17”

This elegant table has a graceful curved base ending in pad feet typical of the late 19th century. The top retains the original green paint and the oval shape adds to its appeal. ref. 7-7778 $3,500 30” high 41.25” wide 31” deep

A very good quality French Wrought Iron Garden bench circa 1890 with great details typical of the period. The back is divided into three parts with a scrolled motif designating each. The pierced metal seat has a curved front and is divided into three distinct seats. A second bench is available making them a great

Dating to the late 19th century, these low cast iron urns have a large bowl with a ribbed design that is perfect for planting flowers. They are an ideal size to be placed in an entryway. ref. 7-6843 $1,500 14” high 22” diameter