English Garden Bench with Cast Iron Serpent Base

Antique Cast Iron Branch Form Garden Bench. Circa 19th Century 1840-1849 Period. Aesthetic Movement. Featuring rope tied oak branches with leaves motif. This bench has seen many chan...

Fabulous and freshly painted mid victorian cast iron garden bench Strong and stable as the day it was made with a cross x stretcher between the 4 legs Ornate with precise castings of...

Circa 1895 19thC English Cast Iron Bench in original paint - Bolts and Slats replaced with Sapele Wood The white bench is available - the black on...

An Antique Victorian garden bench in cast iron with original weathered finish Measures 36" x 26" x 31 1/2" high. Seat height 16" distressed finish with some oxidation . sturdy and ...

Dr C Dresser for Coalbrookdale. Two ‘Medieval’ pattern cast iron garden benches. These particular models are ‘Medieval’ number 52 in the Coalbrookdale 1875 trade catalogue. I bought...

Spectacular pair of English cast iron garden benches having a "serpent and grape" pattern by Coalbrookdale Foundry. The benches have a rare iron slatted seat and backrest. The end supports feature a snake curled around the legs eating a grape cluster. The gracefully curved arms end with dogs head terminals. The patinated iron has a painted finish. Excellent joinery and craftsmanship from a historic foundry. Also known as "dog and serpent...

This pair of antique Victorian garden bench ends is a project piece brimming with potential. Crafted from cast iron and painted black, t...

White lacquered cast iron garden bench in the neo-Gothic style of late 19th century Victorian garden furniture. The central medallion shows the Mexican heraldic eagle circumscribed b...

White lacquered cast iron garden bench in the neo-Gothic style of late 19th century Victorian garden furniture. The central medallion shows the Mexican heraldic eagle circumscribed b...

Sturdy, sculptural, and full of character, this antique two-board garden bench was discovered in France and features a cast iron base shaped to resemble tree branches—an organic detail that blends beautifully into outdoor settings. The raw, weathered wooden planks carry years of exposure and use, with layered paint remnants that hint at its long outdoor life. The cast iron legs have aged to a rich patina, their sinuous form echoing natural limbs, while the simplicity of the seat and backrest allow the artistry of the base to take center stage. Ideal for the garden, porch, or even as indoor seating, this bench balances rustic functionality with whimsical design. A poetic nod to nature, this piece offers both charm and structure—an enduring relic ready for its next season of life. Found in France, circa 1880. Sturdy and functional. The wooden boards have been scrubbed of the original paint. A topcoat (suitable for outdoors) has been applied for durability. The cast iron tree...