Pair of mossy lions
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Pair of urns
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An imposing pair of cast stone guardian lions. Perfect condition with a mass of lush green moss. Fabulous shape and fine detail. Mid century.
W : 23.75 in (60 cm) x D : 11.50 in (29 cm) x H : 15.75 in (40 cm) |
A delightful little pair of 19th century French cast iron urns.
Gorgeous shape, with layers of crusty original paint. W : 12 in (30 in) x D : 12 in (30 cm) x H : 9.50 in (24 cm) |
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Pair of garden planters
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Rococo boot scraper
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A decorative pair of cast mid century garden planters with an outer relief of dancing putti.
W : 15 in (38 cm) x D : 9 in (23 cm) x H : 8.25 in (21 cm) |
A 19th century English cast iron boot scraper in the Rococo style.
Superb quality, casting and condition with no flaws or breaks. W : 16 in (41 cm) x D : 12 in (31 cm) x H : 10.50 in (27 cm) |
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Regency boot scraper
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Pair of mossy tortoises
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An English Regency country house boot scraper. Decorative heavy cast iron, with remains of old dusty grey paint.
W : 13.in (33 cm) x D : 11 in (28 cm) x H : 10.25 in (26 cm) |
A delightful pair of old garden tortoises. Although different in size, they are clearly together and must remain so! Beautifully weathered with a gathering of lush green moss and lichen. England circa 1950.
Large tortoise W :34cm x D : 20 cm x H : 12cm Small tortoise W :17cm x D : 10 cm x H : 8cm |
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Weathered garden statue
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Garden table
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A decorative 19th century cast stone statue of a young maiden clasping a small arrangement of country flowers. Nicely carved features, with good detail
Beautifully weathered, with a carpet of moss and lichen to the base. Wonderful patina. W : 15 in (40 cm) x D : 13.75 in (35 cm) x H : 47.25 in (120 cm) |
A superb mid century French garden table. The circular marble top to this pretty table is a delicate shade of pink and is supported by a decorative, sturdy wrought iron base. The painted surface to the base has faded somewhat over the years, but there are still remains of the original colours.
W : 31.50 in (80 cm) x D : 31.50 in (80 cm) x H : 27.50 in (69.5 cm) |
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Glass garden bell cloche
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Lead bird bath
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A 19th century glass bell cloche. Lovely green hue to this decorative cloche, which would look equally pretty inside or outside nestling in a garden border.
W : 12.75 in (32 cm) x D : 12.75 in (32 cm) x H : 12.75 in (32 cm) |
An exquisite little table top bird bath, in the form of a sea shell.
Remains of original ochre paint to the base and shell. W : 14 in (35 cm) x D : 15 in (38 cm) x H : 5.50 in (14 cm) |
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Pair of painted flower urns
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Long strapwork estate garden bench
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A decorative pair of 19th century French cast iron urns. Pretty shape and small enough for floral displays as well as planting. The old creamy white surface has been cleaned slightly, to give a fresher appearance. Perfect for use inside, or out.
W : 10.50 in (27 cm) x D : 10.50 in (27 cm) x H : 14 in (36 cm) |
A fabulous extra long, four seater estate bench. Honest original condition, with no repairs or weaknesses. The span of this superb bench, is supported by three sturdy wrought iron curved legs ending with a decorative scroll to the back of each one. There is a scrolled arm to each end. The creamy white surface paint is sound, but has worn back revealing previous layers of age old pale blues and greens. A superb example of a bench of this style and period.
W : 85 in (216 cm) x D : 28 in (71 cm) x H : 29 in (74 cm) |
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19th century garden statue
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Pair of decorative dragon urns
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An adorable little cast stone garden statue of boy with a cornucopia of fruits.
Layers of age old paint and wonderful weathered patina. W : 8.75 in (22 cm) x D : 8.75 in (22 cm) x H : 27.50 in (69.5 cm) |
A fabulously decorative pair of original 19th century French cast iron garden urns which would easily suit inside as well as out. Exquisite detail to the handles depicting pairs of mythical rampant dragons. Superb quality and casting and still retaining the original paint.
W : 26 in (66 cm) x D : 21.25 in (54 cm) x H : 19 in (48 cm) |
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Often asked, these are different angles of our gardens.
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