J.W. Fiske & Company Furniture

Spectacular cast iron Victorian Aesthetic Movement Garden Urn. In excellent antique condition with tons of patina, and no breaks or bad repairs. Amazing pair of handles all original ...

Antique J.W. Fiske attr. French cast iron urn garden planter with twin handles. Item features original weathered/distressed finish, leafy edges, ornate handles, cast iron constructio...

A zinc fountain figure marked "J.W. FISKE IRON WORKS NEW YORK" in the form of a dancing stork with head thrown back and outstretched wing display, the beak piped for water, on rock w...

Rare J. W. Fiske cast iron 19th century NYC coal chute manhole. A rare find is this wonderfully original conditioned manhole from NYC professionally mounted. The disk with cast knob ...

Early rustic cast iron garden chairs "twig" faux bois by Fiske, wonderful design and amazing patina.

Solid J.W. Fiske Foundry cast iron garden urn decorated with flowers and acanthus designs. Perfect amount of old light blue and red paint highlight the detailed design on the urn. Gr...

Antique pair of oval footed flower boxes by J. W. Fiske of New York feature black painted cast zinc construction in open weave, late 19th century. Measures: 12.5" H x 35" W x 16" D.

Large painted green J. W. Fiske cast iron urn in the neoclassical style. Pat'd 1878. Excellent patina in great shape.

Listed is a rare and outstanding full bodied J. W. Fiske copper and zinc horse and jockey weathervane. It is in excellent all original condition with an extraordinary amount of the original gold leaf intact; highly unusual to find in this state of preservation due to inclement weather exposure to which they were subjected. The jockey is zinc and has been hand-painted, as is the head of the horse, whereas, the rest of the weathervane has clear evidence of high gold karat application with the majority of it still in place. An identical example of the stallion can be seen on page 77 of "The Gallery of American Weathervanes" by Bishop and Coblentz written in 1981. That example is also copper with a cast zinc jockey and horse head. Subject matter of horse and jockey symbolizes the popularity of horse racing, steeplechase, and harness racing during the late 19th century which is further illustrated in several Currier and Ive's lithographs of the same period. The manufacturer of this weathervane, the J.W. Fiske & Co., was established in New York City in 1863 by Joseph Winn Fiske. In addition to weathervanes, they were premier makers of upscale decorative iron works for gardens. Many of their weathervanes and products were custom-made to order. A Fiske weathervane...

A full-bodied horse and rider or jockey weathervane with a moulded copper body and cast zinc heads, displayed on custom wooden stand or base J. W. Fiske & Company of New York City...

19th century cast iron eagle on a wood base. The base is wood and painted black. This is a very heavy and sits stationary. The eagle is a natural orig...

This pair of 19th century original painted wall urns are quite rare and most likely made by Fiske of New York. They are in great condition and have a super untouched patina. Great on...