Greencore Design Furniture

A handsome pair of 19th-century hand-carved stone pedestal column bases, each of circular form with a round column post base profile and substantial plinth-like presence. Nicely carv...

A substantial six-foot carved York stone garden bench, formed from a single impressive sandstone seat resting on two curved bolster plinth feet. The bench has a superbly weathered pa...

A substantial reclaimed Victorian York stone garden table, formed from a single impressive sandstone slab resting on two simple plinth supports. The generously scaled top has a super...

A large reclaimed heavy gauge rivetted galvanised steel water tank planter, originally used as an agricultural water trough and now offering superb character as a garden or interior ...

A primitive antique carved sandstone bowl with a beautifully wabi-sabi character. Measuring approximately 8 inches across, it has a pleasingly simple form, softened edges and a lovel...

A small-scale, highly characterful antique trough planter, hand carved from red sandstone and bearing around 150 years of time-worn patina. Its ...

Step back in time with this one-of-a-kind primitive stone planter, crafted from rugged sandstone and originally carved as a drinking trough. Dating to the early part of the 19th cent...

A rare and evocative Second World War commemorative vase, fashioned from dolomitic limestone salvaged from the bomb-damaged Houses of Parliament and fitted with a cast lead roundel plaque inscribed: “This Stone Came From The Houses of Parliament”. This small historic vase is understood to have been made from stone recovered from the ruins of the House of Commons Chamber, destroyed during the German Luftwaffe raids on London on the night of 10th/11th May 1941. The lead plaque...

A decorative pair of small natural antique carved stone planters, each with a primitive cube-shaped form and beautiful organic surface texture. One is slightly larger than the other,...

A small composite stone effect water fountain with a beautifully organic sculptural form, ideal for adding natural texture and movement to a garden, courtyard or terrace setting. Its...

A beautiful pair of cast iron garden urn planters with a naturally weathered patina. Originally painted white, they retain traces of old paint alongside areas of exposed iron and rus...

A handsome pair of large antique red sandstone monolith pillar staddle stone garden stones, dating to the 19th century and having survived over 200 years of use. Naturally weathered ...

A decorative reclaimed cast iron water pump fountain garden feature, offered as a non-working item for ornamental use. A good quality vintage 20th...

A striking pair of unusual large scale reclaimed cast iron garden ornaments, offering a bold and distinctive focal point for design-led gardens, courtyards, planting schemes and land...

A decorative pair of horse head hitching post toppers / post tops, each cast in iron with an integral loop tie. Full of character, these pieces would make ...

A substantial pair of large reclaimed iron courtyard vineyard garden gates, standing approximately 10ft high and offering impressive scale, strength and architectural presence. Made ...

A pair of reclaimed architectural cast iron railing sections with a distinctive curved form and strong garden presence. Retaining their original character, patinated black paint and weathered surface, this antique ironwork offers an attractive and versatile solution for use as a tree guard, garden structure or architectural garden detail. The two curved cast iron sections can be used together to form a protective tree guard, creating a practical yet characterful surround for a tree or planted area. Their shape also lends itself well to more imaginative garden design, including use as the base for a feature, or as a curved element within a gate, screen or boundary structure. Presented in their original form, the railings have an aged black painted finish with surface patina consistent with outdoor use. As period garden railing, the pair is particularly well suited to traditional gardens, period properties, courtyard settings and landscape projects where reclaimed materials add depth and interest. Cast lugs to each corner provide practical fixing options, allowing the sections to be attached to a wall, secured to posts, or incorporated into a bespoke installation. Their curved form means they can be used functionally or as a sculptural detail, depending on the setting. Whether arranged as a pair, adapted into a gate or screen, or used as the foundation for a garden focal point, this architectural salvage garden piece offers durability, versatility and genuine period appeal. Size as pictured together: H70cm x W81cm x D50cm. Origin and period: Reclaimed architectural cast iron, likely late 19th to early 20th century. Catalogue keywords reclaimed cast iron railing; architectural cast iron; cast iron tree...

An original 1887 sandstone date stone, beautifully hand carved and full of period character. With its confident presence, timeworn age and beautifully flowing calligraphy, it makes a...

An exceptional 4ft solid Welsh slate bench, meticulously handcrafted for interior and garden designers. The honed top has a beautifully smooth finish, contrasted by a chiselled edge that introduces texture, character and a quietly sculptural quality to the piece. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor spaces, the bench is crafted from natural Welsh slate sourced from the renowned slate mines in the foothills of Snowdonia National Park. Measuring 4ft in length, with a substantial 45mm thick slate top set on two bolster feet, it has a strong architectural presence while remaining understated and highly versatile. The natural texture and tonal variation within the slate create a rugged, tactile quality that works especially well in pared-back interiors and architectural garden settings. There is a distinct wabi-sabi sensibility to the material, with subtle shifts of tone and natural markings that celebrate the beauty of imperfection and ensure that each bench is individual. Simple in form yet rich in material character, the slate top resting on two bolster supports gives the bench a monolithic, grounded appearance. It is equally effective as functional seating or as a sculptural design feature, bringing natural elegance, permanence and craftsmanship to both contemporary and traditional spaces. Renowned for its resistance to weathering, fading and deterioration, Welsh slate is an exceptionally durable material that will endure for generations with minimal maintenance. The bench is free standing and weighs approximately 220kg; for installation, we recommend placing it on a firm and level base, with mortar used if required for additional stability. Catalogue keywords solid Welsh slate bench; 4ft slate garden bench; honed slate bench; chiselled edge slate bench; Snowdonia slate bench; stone bench on bolster feet; indoor outdoor slate bench; wabi sabi stone...

A striking large pair of cast iron garden urn planters in the Victorian Rococo manner, offering bold decorative presence and a beautifully aged surface. Rich in scrollwork and ornamental detail, these impressive urns stand at over 2ft high (26 inches), giving them real presence whether placed outdoors in the garden or used indoors as statement decorative pieces. Each planter has developed a great natural rust patina, giving the pair real depth, texture and visual warmth. The weathered cast iron surface enhances the ornate Rococo-inspired form and lends them the sort of character that works especially well in both traditional garden settings and more curated interior schemes. Though not original Victorian examples, these are very good quality late 20th-century replicas, faithfully made in the spirit of 19th-century garden design. Their decorative casting and naturally weathered finish give them a unique look and feel, while the closely matched patina across both urns is a particularly appealing feature that can be difficult to find. Together, they provide a practical and highly attractive option for both traditional and contemporary settings. Ideal for framing an entrance, terrace, orangery or conservatory, this impressive pair can be planted up seasonally or left unfilled as sculptural ornaments in their own right. Their mellow rusted finish and generous scale make them especially effective for adding structure, age and atmosphere to both interior and exterior spaces. These planters are free standing and heavy, as expected with cast iron pieces of this scale. They are suitable for external use or can be used indoors where a strong decorative statement is desired. If placing internally, appropriate floor protection may be advisable depending on the surface and intended use. Catalogue keywords pair of cast iron garden urn planters; Victorian Rococo style urns; large cast iron planters; rust patina garden urns; late 20th century urn replicas; decorative cast iron planters; indoor outdoor urn planters...

A superb Antique American Stick Back Rocking Chair of generous scale, with a beautifully distressed patina and a worn leather seat that speaks to decades of use. Despite its primitive construction, it is remarkably comfortable, with pleasing ergonomics and a confident, inviting presence. Made of sycamore with ash rocker runners, the chair demonstrates the honest craftsmanship and practical ingenuity associated with early American vernacular furniture. Its generous proportions, wide, deep seat, stick back silhouette and visible hand-worked character lend it both rarity and considerable decorative appeal. Its primitive lines, weathered timber and worn leather allow it to sit effortlessly in rustic, country and farmhouse interiors, while its sculptural simplicity also complements more pared-back contemporary spaces. The timber surface carries a rich, timeworn patina with age-related wear, tonal variation and surface markings that enhance its primitive character. The leather seat is worn and distressed, adding further depth, texture and authenticity to the piece. An original antique American rocking chair, preserved with its historic surface and materials intact. As a one-off surviving example of vernacular craftsmanship, it offers a sustainable alternative to new production while bringing genuine age, character and material honesty into an interior. Despite its primitive construction, it remains in excellent, sound condition. Want to create that old American cabin veranda scene, take a look at our AI inspired image of this Chair. A striking statement piece suited to hallways, living spaces, bedrooms or covered garden rooms, where its scale and patina can be fully appreciated. It also works beautifully as a sculptural accent. Seat Height: 20-22 inches Seat Width: 20 inches Seat Depth: 21.5 inches Catalogue keywords Antique American rocking chair; stick back rocking chair; primitive stick chair...

A large reclaimed antique copper planter with a beautifully weathered surface and strong decorative presence. Circular in form and originally used as a wash tank, it has developed a rich patina with warm copper tones and areas of verdigris that give the piece depth and softness. The planter retains a visible historic patch repair and embossed gallon markings to the interior, both of which add to its character. It is not watertight, so if used indoors it should be paired with a secondary plant saucer or liner. Designer highlights • Large circular form with strong sculptural presence, lightweight yet sturdy with a folded top lip • Reclaimed antique copper with naturally developed patina • Originally a wash tank, with embossed gallon markings to the interior • Visible patch repair as part of its history • Suitable for decorative use outdoors or indoors (with appropriate liner) Finish & patina The copper surface shows a natural mix of warm brown, russet and soft green verdigris. Marking, tonal variation and the visible repair are all consistent with age and use, and form part of the planter’s naturally textured appeal. Placement A versatile decorative piece with enough presence to work in a range of interior or exterior settings. Design compatibility Its aged copper surface and simple circular form allow it to work equally well in traditional settings and more pared-back contemporary interiors, where antique patina can bring depth, warmth and contrast. It also sits naturally alongside timber, stone, brick and terracotta. Conservation & condition • Reclaimed antique piece with age-related wear • Historic patch repair visible; see photos • Surface oxidation, marks and tonal variation throughout • Not watertight; use a secondary saucer or liner indoors Provenance & sustainability Originally a wash tank, this planter has been reclaimed and repurposed for decorative use. Its reuse preserves the character of an antique utilitarian object while offering a more sustainable alternative to new production. Care & maintenance Wipe gently with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive or chemical cleaners, which may affect the existing patina. Trade notes One-off reclaimed piece. Measurements are approximate. Not watertight; if used indoors, a secondary saucer or liner is recommended. Inside height 38cm / 15″ x inner diameter 38.5cm / 15.25″ Catalog keywords Antique copper planter; reclaimed copper planter; verdigris planter...

An exceptional, oversized reclaimed stone bowl with a calm, organic, architectural presence. A deeply scooped interior has been softened and smoothed through use and hand-finishing, ...

A rare, characterful 19th century elm pig bench with beautiful texture, honest wear and the kind of patina you simply can’t replicate – an instant focal point for layered, lived-in i...

A superb, matched pair of tub chairs by fine furniture maker Arthur Brett, handcrafted to the highest standards of British furniture making. Believed to have been commissioned in the...

An exquisite matched pair of tub chairs by fine furniture maker Arthur Brett, handcrafted to the highest standards of British furniture making. Believed to have been commissioned in ...

A reclaimed coffee table crafted from a single slab of Yorkstone, retaining its original patina and surface character. Natural mineral variation, subtle veining, fossilized inclusion...

An impressive wrought iron fire basket with superb craftsmanship reclaimed from the Welsh Borders. The basket features a gracefully bowed front adorned with castellated spikes, secur...

Introducing a Mid-Century Occasional Table in Solid Ash, a perfect blend of modernist simplicity and subtle influences from the Arts and Crafts movement. The piece features a simple ...

A Large Verdigris Green Painted Cast Iron Cauldron Garden Planter Pot of superb character, perfect for adding a striking focal point to your garden or indoor space. With a generous 3...

A superbly presented 19th Century Victorian Aesthetic Movement Side Table, crafted in the manner of the renowned designer E.W. Godwin. This exquisite piece features an elegant ebonis...

An exceptional Antique 19th Century Aesthetic Movement Ebonised Side Table, a superb example of craftsmanship that embodies the elegance of the era. This exquisite piece, possibly cr...

A striking pair of Industrial Metal Plant Stands crafted by renowned high end kitchen maker Poggen Pohl. Perfectly suited for a brutalist decor scheme, these stands embody the raw ae...

An Early to Mid-Century Armchair designed by the renowned French furniture maker Charles Dudouyt in the 1940s. This chair showcases Dudouyt’s iconic corkscrew-shaped bobbin-turned le...

An exceptional pair of Antique Library Ladders, handcrafted from pitch pine and featuring a beautiful rich oak colour palette. These late 19th-century pieces were crafted by skilled ...

Introducing this charming small industrial bakery table, a perfect blend of functionality and vintage appeal. Finished in a beautiful duck egg blue paint with a heavily worn patina, ...

An exceptional 6ft solid stone slate bench, meticulously handcrafted for discerning interior and garden designers. This remarkable piece features a long, honed surface with a beautif...

Rugged Elegance: A Pair of Large Slate Planters Elevate your outdoor living space with this exceptional pair of planters, crafted from the finest natural Welsh slate sourced directl...

Transform your garden or interior space with this stunning Antique Cast Iron Cauldron Planter Pot. Measuring nearly 4 feet in diameter, this impressive piece serves as a captivating ...

An imposing large-scale Cast Iron Urn, standing a majestic 4 feet tall. The casting boasts excellent definition, the urn features a striking pineapple-topped lid and grand Rams Horn ...

A very large single 1960s mid-century modernist concrete cone planter, measuring 90cm across, in the manner of Willy Guhl. A wonderful decorative piece with great scale and colour....

A superb pair of mid-century modernist concrete planters, reminiscent of the iconic style of Willy Guhl. A wonderful pair with a perfect balance of texture and wear. Often very di...

A well-presented pair of mid-century night stand side tables, crafted by the Maugrion of France, the pieces showcase a warm, mellow aged tone adding warmth and texture. Made by Maugr...

Step into a world of mid-century elegance with this exceptional pair of 1950s rattan wicker basket chairs, beautifully crafted in the manner of renowned designer Arthur Umanoff. Thes...

Pair of Robert Haussmann for De Sede ‘DS-201’ Chairs in Tan Leather – 1957 Design, in original Condition Designed by renowned Swiss architect and designer Robert Haussmann for the pr...

A stylish mid-century swivel chair from the 1960s/70s, expertly crafted in Norway by the renowned manufacturer Ring Mekanikk. Finished in a beautiful sage green leather, this chair f...

This remarkable Primitive Elm Side Table showcases a wonderful patina and a rich tone of wood, developed over years of use. Originally crafted as a chopping block, it has gracefully ...

This reclaimed 17th-century sedimentary stone trough from Egryn Hall in Gwynedd, Wales, is a remarkable artefact steeped in history. Crafted from local sedimentary stone, its rugged ...

A Large Abstract oil on canvas painting by Robert K McKeller (1945-2009). A bold artwork full of emotion, a fabulous statement piece for those looking for an immersive piece of art for a large wall. An unique artwork by a well respected 20th Century artist. Measures 5ft wide by 4ft high. Robert K McKellar is an artist known for his distinctive style, often characterized by vibrant colours and dynamic forms. His work spans various mediums, including painting and sculpture, and frequently explores themes of nature, emotion, and abstraction. McKellar’s pieces might incorporate elements from his surroundings, reflecting a deep connection to the landscapes and experiences that inspire him. Robert McKellar’s abstract work often emphasizes colour, movement, and texture, creating immersive experiences for viewers. His approach uses bold and contrasting colours to evoke emotion and energy, drawing the viewer’s eye and stimulating the senses. His abstract pieces frequently feature fluid shapes and patterns that suggest movement, inviting interpretation and personal connection. Mixed Media Techniques: He often employs a variety of materials and techniques, layering paints and textures to add depth and complexity to his compositions. Nature-Inspired Elements: Many of his works reflect natural forms and landscapes, reinterpreted through an abstract lens, blending realism with abstraction. Emotional Resonance: McKellar’s art aims to convey feelings and moods rather than depict specific subjects, encouraging viewers to engage with the work on a personal level. His abstract art is celebrated for its ability to blend aesthetic appeal with deeper emotional and conceptual undertones, making each piece a unique exploration of the human experience. His works often resonate with audiences due to their emotional depth and visual impact. About Robert K McKeller Painter and teacher, born in Gravesend, Kent, where he attended the Technical School for Boys, 1957–62. Emigrated to New Zealand, 1964, returning to England on the death of his father in 1966. Did a foundation course at Medway College of Design, 1969–70, then a degree course at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, 1971–3. Gerald Norden...

Exquisite handcrafted steam bent Side Table in Oak by Welsh designer/maker Dylan Glyn This captivating side table is the work of contemporary Welsh designer and furniture maker Dyla...

These exquisite vintage porcelain vases from the 1980s, crafted by Agostinelli, Italy and sold by Harrods, epitomize the luxurious Rococo Regency style. The vases are adorned in a st...

A superb pair of West German pottery lava vases, both of unique character and offer a vibrant yet earthy colourway. 1 x West German Dumler & Breiden 479/22 (H21.5cm x W11cm) (8.5" x...

A charming vintage West German pottery fat lava vase by BAY, this particular example really stands out with its unique colourway that provides a vibrant yet earthy colour tone. Its ...

An unusually large Paper Mache (Papier Mâché) bowl, organic form with a superb earthy colour tone. Constructed from the ancient technique known as Papier Mâché, the bowl has a wonde...

A decorative carved wood Elephant side table stool, hand painted in deep red paint, with decorative gilt and gem stones details. Most probably of Chinese origin, early part of the 2...

A lovely, almost matching pair of original Victorian Red Clay Terracotta Chimney Pots, a square base which tapers to an octagonal top giving these a wonderful decorative quality. Tur...

A beautiful trio of large reclaimed 18th Century red sandstone monolith stones, originating from Herefordshire , England.  These are timeless pieces with wonderful form, use them to ...

A wonderful antique wooden mortar and pestle, measuring an impressive 19 inches in diameter, this substantial piece is not only functi...

A primitive stone planter, dating back to the early part of the 19th century, possibly earlier. Crafted from rugged sandstone, the irregular, organic shape offers a beautifully weathered appearance, with an original patina of moss and lichen that gives the piece an established, timeworn look. The natural organic shape provides an excellent backdrop as a garden feature...

Crafted from rugged sandstone, originally carved as a drinking trough, dating back to the early part of the 19th century, the rectangular sink shaped trough offers a beautifully weat...