Targetti Sankey Building and Garden Elements

A pair of French green painted cast iron Medici style garden urn planters with green painted patina. Cast in two parts with urn bolted to the pedestal base. Minor paint loss and some...

Hand painted garden stool/pedestal.

Wonderfully weathered Medusa mask in cast stone as a garden ornament.

The Obelisk designed by Frank Ligthart for Dedon, 2008. No longer in production. Inspired by the Neolithic menhirs of Carnac in the French region of Brittany it is composed of two pairs of matching high- and low-back lounge chairs and a conical table. The base of the table supports all the chairs when stacked into its sculptural shape for storage. This listing is for one complete Obelisk PLUS an EXTRA set of four chairs and table. Half the fun of owning the obelisk is actually having the obelisk tower on display. Once it is taken down to be used for seating then the giant sculpture is gone. Here we offer you the best of both worlds: a seating group of four chairs as well as the stacked Obelisk sculpture, which you won't need to disassemble until you are completely overrun with guests! The complete Obelisk consists of two S-chairs, two M-chairs and the cone table. The bonus set consists of three of the S-chairs and one M-chair plus the table. Price shown is for the complete Obelisk plus the extras. Both sets have brand new cushions. NO FURTHER DISCOUNTS. Image 8 shows the "spare" set which includes 3 "S" chairs (instead of 2) and 1 "M" chair (instead of 2) and one table base. The spare set will not stack to form the obelisk because that requires two of each chair. This is the ultra-chic original space-saving solution for garden, pool or terrace furniture...

An antique 18th or 19th century Annamese ceramic garden seat from Vietnam with green and brown glaze, raised scrolling frieze, pierced top, guardian l...

An authentic steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England from the late 1700s, featuring a four-sided pyramid-shaped base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried ...

This is a vintage garden statue. An English reconstituted stone outdoor figure, dating to the late 20th century, circa 1970. Resplendent in a...

Unusual Faux Bois planter made of concrete, in the form of a tree stump. Great texture and detail. Planter has 4 mouth openings for planting. Really fun sculptural planter with a ton...

1960s Italian glazed terracotta elephant garden table stool.

IMPORTANT ITALIAN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL MARBLE GARDEN PLANTER ORIGIN: NORTHERN ITALY PERIOD: 19th CENTURY Height: 52 cm Length: 130 cm Depth: 53 cm Verona marble Taking the form o...

This is a surprising element to enrich your garden or green space like terraces or bow windows. It can be extremely decorative also in every domestic ambiences. Between an abstrac...

A steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England from the late 1700s, featuring a conical-shaped base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried stone. Use outdoors o...