Building and Garden Elements

Heavy door hammer in patinated brass. Simple Bauhaus/Art Deco styling. It is suitable for both doors and gates. Vacant slot to its top for your name. It was cast in Denmark circa 193...

This sculptural contemporary dining table is defined by its dramatically elongated elliptical top and singular curved pedestal base. The restrained geometry creates a strong architec...

A 20th-century English terracotta planter with a basket weave or lattice pattern and thick, rolled rim to add a touch of rustic charm to any garden or outdoor space. The imperfectio...

Rare French wrought iron fireplace set dating from the 1950s, distinguished by an exceptionally graphic and sculptural design. The tall, slender construction, animated by two stylize...

A 19th century French garden table with a Carrara marble top, combining the durability of stone with the refinement of a classical form. The white Carrara surface, quarried from the ...

Classical Serpentine Marble Stone Sink Basin This timeless beautiful Italian classical sink is cut from one single block of white marble, these designs have not changed since Greek a...

An authentic French antique fireplace mantel hand-carved from limestone, featuring a clean, refined profile and a rough hand-finished surface. The design incorporates monolithic jamb...

A set of 6 (4/2) glass door/drawer/cabinet knobs. Hand-made in Sweden during the 1960s - 4 of them by Verrina. Same lime green color with brass spacers but two slightly diffrent des...

A beautifully decorative late 20th-century ceramic fishbowl planter featuring a soft chinoiserie palette of cobalt blue, dusty pink, and green against a warm white ground. Repeating ...

A sculptural, powerful and massive "Andiron Grid" or "Wood Holder" forming a strong graphic fire base, with a real Brutalist, Modernist style: 2 very massive bended iron legs struc...

Minimalist Planter Trough by Swiss Architect and Designer, Willy Guhl. Produced by Eternit SA, Switzerland ca. 1960 - 1969. Concrete fibre construction with drainage holes in base. ...

Spark fence or back plate with animal figures, ca. 1928, Louis Katona, France Art Deco black iron fire screen with a copper decorations and animal figures (unsigned, unstamped) Good...

This is an antique Japanese iron sliding door. With the raw strength of iron brought fully to the forefront, it possesses an exceptionally solid and imposing presence. It is believe...

This 20” diameter bistro table is scaled to seat 1-2 people for a coffee or a drink and easily placed anywhere in the home as an accent. Bistro tables like this were originally popu...

19th Century French Majolica Chesnut attributed to Jardinière.

This Indoor/Outdoor Side Table is beautifully constructed from solid wood and handmade tile in Ohio, USA. Tile tables were a mid-century icon and I felt they were missing in the mode...

2070 Rare tall Japanese owl garden candle lantern supplied with antique chain for hanging.

A wonderfully sculptural vintage cast concrete birdbath in the form of a stylized clam shell, raised on a substantial fluted pedestal base. The deepl...

Large French Wrought-Iron and Heavy Perforated-Metal Fireplace Screen, circa 1940–1950 An important large-scale French fireplace screen of particularly generous width, crafted from wrought iron and heavy perforated metal. With its substantial proportions and strongly defined design, it functions as much as a decorative object in its own right as a practical fireplace accessory. Its composition stands at the crossroads of several stylistic influences. The design retains something of late Art Deco and French Neoclassicism of the 1940s, visible in the overall symmetry, the presence of the framing structure, and the traditional mastery of wrought iron. Yet this discipline is softened by the sensuality of the lines, the free movement of the upper section, and above all by the large, generously coiled scrolls that extend from the uprights and form the feet. These curves give the screen an almost calligraphic presence. The iron appears to unfold freely around the central panel, opposing the regularity of the perforated grid with a succession of fluid, continuous movements. This freedom of form already places the piece firmly within the aesthetic of the 1950s, when French furniture and decorative arts gradually moved away from strict geometry toward more organic and sensual lines. The central panel is not made from thin sheet metal, but from a substantial, heavy-gauge perforated metal, characteristic of a type of construction still strongly associated with the 1940s. Its physical density clearly distinguishes the piece from the much lighter perforated sheets that would later become common. Yet the repeating pierced pattern introduces remarkable transparency and naturally invites comparison with the experiments developed during the 1950s by Mathieu Matégot, particularly his exploration of perforated metal and its ability to visually dematerialize the mass of an object. Placed in front of a fire, this perforated surface comes fully to life: the movement of the flames is seen through the grid and fragmented by the repetition of the pattern, creating a genuine optical effect. As the fire shifts, the points of light appear to move and vibrate across the surface of the screen. The perforated metal therefore acts as a visual filter between the viewer and the flames, producing an almost kinetic effect, constantly animated by their movement. A comparison with Jean Royère may also be suggested in this balance between structure and fantasy: less for the use of perforated metal itself than for the sensuality of the curves, the freedom of the line, and the expressive character of the large scrolls, which transform a functional object into a particularly lively decorative composition. This large fireplace screen...

This 20” diameter bistro table is scaled to seat 1-2 people for a coffee or a drink and easily placed anywhere in the home as an accent. Bistro tables like this were originally popu...

PAIR OF FRENCH SCRUBBED AND WORN PINE TENON-MORTISED DOORS 
With decoupage & trompe l'oeil decoration throughout, 19th century

 95 1/2" H x 33 3/8" W (approximately for both do...

Modernist Wrought Iron Andirons - Pair of Brutalist Andirons - France 1950s Set of 2 andirons entirely made of wrought iron. Typical design of the French Art Deco / Modernist era. ...

Majolica jardinière planter with 4 birds Delphin Massier, circa 1890. Height / 5 inches , 8 by 5 inches. The Massier are known for the quality of their unique enamels and paintings. ...

Wonderful Antique Bas Relief Fireplace Surround in Hand Carved Stone. This fireplace surround in carved stone is truly one of the best things we’ve seen. Dating back to the late 19t...

Graceful lines and beautifully weathered surfaces give this antique garden table timeless appeal. Crafted in cast iron with elegantly curved cabriole legs and ornate floral and scrollwork detailing, the table retains layers of aged white paint softened by areas of exposed iron and warm surface rust that speak to decades spent outdoors. A beveled glass top allows the decorative apron to remain fully visible while lending the piece everyday functionality. Paired with a set of four early 20th-century French folding garden chairs...

This is an antique wooden door carved from a single massive piece of timber. Although its exact place of origin cannot be determined with certainty, based on its primitive constructi...

Hard to find Pair (2) "double pagoda roof" form garden lanterns Japan, an attractive and sturdy antique lantern pair with a "Double Pagoda Roof" motif. Fine original used garden c...

Monumental and rare natural giant clam shell Heavily weathered with great natural patina 39" wide shell attached to a custom cast stone base. Base is 19th/early 20th c.

An early American farmhouse barn door salvaged from a property in rural Ohio. Hand-planed pine boards with visible pegs and square nails speak to its honest construction, while trace...

An arched 19th Century cast Iron fireplace insert. A generous outer plate with an arched raised border. Complete with its bars and ash pan door.

Vintage Art Deco Figural Brass Peacock Folding Fireplace Screen, Circa 1925. An exceptional early 20th-century Art Deco solid brass folding "peacock" fireplace hearth screen, featur...

Ugo Trevisan (Officina d’Arte), fireplace, hammered steel, copper, Italy, 1950s The Turin-based atelier Officina d’Arte was established by the Venetian-born metalworker and designe...

A very beautiful fire screen, Minimalist, Brutalist, NeoClassical, Shabby-Chic, consisting on , work of a French ironworker, probably a unique piece, to be attributed, France 1960. Modernist Brutalist Fireplace Screen...

French early 20th century tall iron console table, recently sandblasted and powder-coated in a dark bronze effect for durability indoors and outside in a patio or garden setting. Thr...

French cast iron fireback of the 15th/16th century. From the early days of casting iron: a heavy gothic plate, four centimetres thick and over a hundred kilos, with finely cut detail...

Early 20th Century antique clear and stained glass window from a New York estate. This is a beautiful Tudor style architectural leaded glass panel possibly from England, created arou...

A monumental Japanese antique pair of Shinto Shrine kitsune fox guardians, hand carved in solid granite. A pair (2) that is rarely available. Please view our custom video for your...

This antique classical garden sculpture features a winged angel crafted from zinc, mounted on a substantial marble base. The sculpture is rendered in the style of Jean-Antoine Injalb...

Rare pair of French Majolica butterflies caches pots planters signed Fives Lille , circa 1900. Art Nouveau period.

Pair of 19th-century French oak exterior doors with original painted surfaces and architectural detailing. Each door is constructed with a tall molded upper panel, a smaller central ...

Hard To Find Design - Extraordinary Craftsmanship Japanese huge over size owl with large ear feathers , 13 inches tall. Signed Japan on its base Please view our video This hands...

Monumental pair of sculptural architectural double doors by Kaylien of Santee, California, circa 1970. The doors feature a dramatic radiating sunburst design composed of deeply textu...

An elegant French Art Nouveau folding screen dating from the early twentieth century, crafted as a two-panel room divider with a striking black lacquered ground. The surface is hand-...

This stone fragment is thought to have been carved as part of a stone pagoda during Japan's Edo period (1603–1868). The stone appears to be andesite, or a similar type of volcanic ro...

Classical style for this large Majolica jardiniere or table centre signed Minton and dated 1876 cherubs handles and masks on each side of Renaissance Revival. On the middle of 19th c...

Authentic vintage / antique British garden pot / planter / container / jardiniere / urn. **PRICE IS PER PLANTER** **1 REMAINING** Dimensions: 11" tall 16.5" diameter at top *Conta...

An early Victorian Rococo manner cast iron fireplace insert. A generous outer plate displaying high relief casting, angled side sections with well cast panels, the curved full height...

Unique brass fireplace fender surround please look at pictures and video for overall detail as well as measurements. Feel free to reach out with any questions.

Antique cast iron three tier garden fountain, 19th century vintage attributed to Fisk, or Mott. The fountain feature three graduated basins, mounted on a decorative segmented center...

Impressive large-scale leaded glass architectural window featuring an elaborate geometric and floral design, housed within a custom blackened steel frame. Measuring an impressive 83...

Charming romantic vintage cast stone garden ornament planter, in good original condition. The swan form planter is structurally sound and sturdy, it does show some flaws, blemishes ...

A C R O T E R I O N is pleased to offer this wonderful large Irish George III circa 1780 peat, turf, or kindling bucket of solid mahogany stave construction and round tapering form w...

Japanese Large 24" Tall Patinated Bronze Temple Bell With A Resonating Sound Guaranteed to Please You The engarved double signature with patron notations, and pleasing natural gree...

An exceptional example of early 20th-century French decorative artistry, this magnificent set of Art Nouveau double doors features eight individually crafted stained glass panels, di...

Roger Tallon for Galerie Lacloche, 'Helicoid' staircase, aluminum, rubber, France, 1964 This striking staircase with a rubber step surface is called the 'Helicloid' staircase and is...

Richard Frinier for Brown Jordan Green Painted Aluminum Three-Piece Patio Furniture Set, comprising: two adjustable loungers each with two back wheels and one glass top circular side...

A pair of elegant urns that are made of terra cotta clay with an antiqued patina. These type of lidded garden urns were used in the Renaissance period to maintain the temperature in ...

Authentic Provence Versailles planter box, originally designed by André Le Nôtre under King Louis XIV in the 17th Century for the Gardens of the...

Early 'Monumental' concrete flower pot by Swiss designer and architect, Willy Guhl. 1950's design. Solid concrete made in Switzerland 1950 - 1959. Produced by Eternit AG. Tapered s...

19th-century provincial French oak wardrobe doors with classic three-panel construction and gracefully shaped upper panels. The oak has aged to a warm, mellow tone, with softly worn ...