Original Coalbrookdale Peacock Chairs design mark 90928 & stamped year 1853.
By Coalbrookdale Foundry
Located in GB
Wonderful and rare pair of original Coalbrookdale chairs made from cast iron with wooden slatted seats and painted white.
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Coalbrookdale Antique Cast Iron Garden Chair
By Coalbrookdale Foundry
Located in Long Island, NY
A late 19th century cast iron and wood seat garden chair by Coalbrookdale The garden chair maintains an old worn painted finish on the cast iron a dark blue/black color.
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H 28.5 in W 22.25 in D 19 in
Pair of Coalbrookdale Style Fern and Blackberry Pattern Cast Iron Garden Chairs
By Coalbrookdale Foundry
Located in Chicago, IL
Naturalistic painted green heavy cast iron garden chairs in the style of Coalbrookdale Iron Foundary.
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Cast Iron Chair
By Coalbrookdale Foundry
Located in Wells, ME
Rare English Coalbrookdale 3-leg cast iron garden chair. Reference: 'Cast Iron Funiture' by Georg Himmelheber (Cover illustration - made by Coalbrookdale 1847) Wonderful example!
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Coalbrookdale Nasturtium Cast Iron Settee and Chair SATURDAY SALE
Located in West Palm beach, FL
A Coalbrookdale nasturtium pattern cast iron chair and bench seat with plain slatted wood bottoms.
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H 34.5 in W 24.5 in D 27.5 in
Pair Coalbrookdale Foundry Nasturtium Iron Garden Chairs, Circa 1880's
By Coalbrookdale Foundry
Located in Toledo, OH
Pair iron nasturtium garden chairs by Coalbrookdale foundry circa 1880's. Overall floral pattern with female head top and center.
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Set of five cast iron Coalbrookdale style garden chairs
Located in Cheshire, GB
Set of five cast iron Coalbrookdale-style garden chairs, having shaped backs and scrolling arms to the ornate seats raised on slender supports.
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H 11.03 in W 16.15 in D 6.89 in
Miniature Dolls House Cast Iron and Brass Seat Bench Chair Attrib. Coalbrookdale
Located in Dublin, Ireland
A very unusual child’s miniature dolls house or teddy bear bench or possibly a travelling salesman’s sample, probably produced in England by the Coalbrookdale Foundry during the firs...
Wrought Iron, Brass
Fern & Blackberry Cast Iron Chair
By Coalbrookdale Foundry
Located in Hanover, MA
Cast iron Fern and Blackberry pattern garden chair with shaped pierced scroll work seat and older repaint in white and green.
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Coalbrookdale-Style Laurel Leaf & Winged Griffen Garden Bench and Chairs
By J.L. Mott Ironworks
Located in Sheffield, MA
Rare set of Coalbrookdale style 3 cast aluminum laurel leaf motif design garden or patio bench and two matching armchairs with winged Griffen design leg supports painted white, after...
Aluminum
A Fern and Blackberry Chair in the Manner of Coalbrookdale
By Coalbrookdale Foundry
Located in London, GB
A Cast Iron Fern and Blackberry Chair in the Manner of Coalbrookdale Patinated in Autumnal Colours
A Coalbrookdale Style Aluminium Chair
Located in London, GB
A 20th Century Coalbrookdale Style Aluminium Lily of the Valley Pattern Chair
Cast Iron Pr of Antique Fern Chairs
By Coalbrookdale Foundry
Located in Long Island, NY
A lovely pair of Cast Iron Chairs in the desirable Fern Pattern. This pattern was first produced in England by Coalbrookdale & was made by other iron foundaries both in England and ...
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Pair cast iron Fern Chairs
By Coalbrookdale Foundry
Located in Highland Park, IL
A pair of victorian cast iron garden armchair with fern pattern design
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A Coalbrookdale Cast Iron Hall Chair designed by Christopher Dresser 1869
By Christopher Dresser
Located in London, GB
A Coalbrookdale Cast Iron Hall Chair designed by Christopher Dresser Stamped P.O.D.R kite for 23rd August 1869
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Antique Cast Iron Lily Of the Valley Set
Located in Long Island, NY
I bought this group as a set but in recently having them painted, the chairs appear to be signed by Coalbrookdale! The detail on the chairs is excellent & by examining the photos bel...
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