Wrought Iron Patio and Garden Furniture

Six 1930s hand wrought iron Salterini dining chairs. Two arm chairs & four side chairs. Side Chair: 16.75" wide, 18" deep 32" high, 17" seat height, 15.5" x 15.5" seat dimension. The...

Beautiful refined garden set in circa 1930s. Two chairs, one settee and a round wrought iron table. Refined iron decoration with curls and swirls. The iron has been lacquered in a lo...

Beautiful refined garden set in neoclassical style, circa 1930s. Four armchairs and a round wrought iron table and fine Italian marble top. Refined iron decoration. The armchairs are...

Beautiful rare garden round tree bench. Completely made of wrought iron characterized by a rich decoration with curls and scrolls of classic taste. Th...

Pair of industrial French folding iron bistro tables with beautiful patina on the metal and original orange enamel paint. Exhibits wear and distress on the paint throughout, adding t...

Pair of industrial French folding iron garden tables with beautiful patina on the metal in original orange enamel. Exhibits wear and distress on the paint throughout, adding to their...

Iconic Salterini set which becomes a masterwork when it was powder-coated in a neon pink. You will not find a more magnificent Salterini set! It comes w...

A cast and wrought iron console table with elaborate scrollwork and foliate motifs, with glass top. Provenance: Estate of Peggy & David Rockefeller.  

A suite of wrought-iron furniture manufactured by Leinfelder & Sons of Lacrosse, WI, comprised of one curved settee, one round dining table, and two armchairs, circa 1930. Table is 29 ins. high and 48 ins. in diameter. Curved bench is 32 ins. high, 93.5 ins. wide, 46 ins. deep. Chairs are 32 ins. high, 20 ins. wide, 22 ins. deep. Joseph J. Leinfelder & Sons was primarily an industrial sheet metal business that for one short period (1925-1939) produced an array of imaginative and stylish wrought-iron furniture and accessories. The line was represented by Mary Ryan, a dealer based in Chicago and New York, and sold by such retailers as R.H. Macy & Co. and Neiman Marcus. Cyril Leinfelder, the creative genius behind the designs, had a knack for melding traditional design motifs with a modern design sensibility. The 1933 catalog (the first to be produced) notes, “19th-century designs are immense favorites... The trick is to interpret our adaptations of Victorian and French Empire patterns in materials and colors that give lightness and suggest the modern spirit”. This particular suite, called the Sheraton suite...

A wrought-iron dining suite comprised of four armchairs, the chairs with slatted seats, cabriole legs, and the chair backs with stylized nautilus shell design, the round table with c...

Pair of 1930s industrial French folding iron bistro tables with beautiful patina on the metal and original orange paint. Exhibits wear on the paint throughout, adding to their rustic...

Pair of industrial French folding iron bistro tables with beautiful patina on the metal and original orange paint. Exhibits wear on the paint throughout, adding to their rustic charm...