1940s Building and Garden Elements

Pair Grand Scale Palace Louis XVI Black Tessellated Marble Pedestals. Large and heavy. Gilt bronze accents. These are Palace sized and very heavy. Fluted column and in very good con...

Iron garden two level plant stand with removable basket top.

Authentic vintage / antique British chimney pot. In salt-glazed terracotta. Once capped a chimney in England, now typically used as a garden decoration or obelisk. Dimensions: 38"...

One of a kind custom hand wrought iron Lutyens garden bench with web feet from Greenwich CT. 81” W x 48” H x 20” D Seat 20” H 17” D Arm 28.5” H

3-649 ceramic Roman Bust market Italy.

White Pillars: Early Life & Architecture Of The Lower Mississippi Valley Written by and Illustrated by J. Frazer Smith. New York: William Helburn, 1941. 2...

1865 Faux bamboo two tier plant stand Top diameter 8.25" Base foot 12x12"

Fabulous cast iron dachshund dog boot scraper in black paint. Two available, this one has a straight tail as opposed to the other with a circle tai...

All original O'Keefe & Merritt red stove 1948. This is very rare red version which has been refurbished and retains original red enamel and white ceramic salt and pepper...

A restored set of 1940s Salterini "Mount Vernon" pattern Wrought Iron Armchairs with Ottomans in Black. The armchairs recline and sport rear wheels for easy moving. The ottomans are ...

FINAL SALE Pair of nickel-silver double entrance doors with three raised square panels, hinges and lock. Similar to main entrance doors of Tiff...

A pair of Gorgeous planters in the shape of beautiful swans, made of concrete, from the first quarter of the 20th century. The pieces exhibit a beautiful patina typical of the perio...

For your consideration, a pair (2) of wood Corbels (shelve supports). Carved griffin - dragon- gargoyles figures . Beautiful architectural salvaged decor. Wood appears to be mahoga...

Classic capagna form black cast iron urn planters having impressive scale and style.

Lovely pair of concrete planters having grape bunch decoration in relief and splayed feet. Opening 11.75 diameter

A pair of Italian 1950s door handles finished in chrome, with horizontal ribbing in the form of modernist wings.

Designed in the style of Rene Prou, this wrought iron table and chairs are detailed with ribbon-form lacking and perforated seats. The generously sized glass top offers seating for f...

Somewhat rare early production Salterini table table with six chairs . Dogwood pattern from the Botanical Floral collection . Dogwood sprouts form in one corner and burst through a g...

Beautiful antique scale originally from Germany. The front glides up for access and the glass and hardware are original. Circa 1940. Andrianna Shamaris. The Leader In Modern Organic...

Matched pair antique painted wrought iron plant stands with fabulous floral decoration overall , Appears to have been gold (at some point) . Retains its original finish and patina,,...

Fabulous outdoor iron chaise lounge by the John Salterini co. C1948 with oak & acorn cast iron decorations. Hand Wrought Iron with strap iron for support in excellent vintage con...

A freestanding cast iron wood-burning stove from Danish maker Morsø featuring classic decorative detailing. The front is adorned with a relief of a squirrel surrounded by oak leaves,...

Pair of anchor-shaped andirons in polished brass with black iron stand. USA, circa 1940.

Five-piece wrought iron dining / patio set. One glass-topped table and four chairs. Painted green. Table measures: 42.5 in across.- 29-3/8 in high. - 29- 11/16 in high. With glass t...

1-2420 a large tole and wrought iron foliate hand painted chandelier with 5 lite cluster.

Pair of 1940s hammered brass door hinge straps by William Spencer and Victorian brass door knocker. The set was salvaged from the front door of a Bucks County farmhouse estate in New...

A French 1940s black lacquered wrought iron decorative display staircase or plant stand

Set of Two Planters / plant stands in hand forged iron, Spain 1930s-1940s. These pieces were entirely made by hand in wrought iron. The taller one is an Art Nouveau style Tripod plan...

Patinated and gilded wrought iron apartment gate from circa 1940, attributed to Raymond Subes.

Pair of large scale classical andirons, designed by Dorothy Draper for The Greenbrier Hotel, American, circa 1947. They stand an impressive 41" height. ...

1896 Antique American heavy brass eagle door knocker

This nice and unusual pair of andirons representing dragons are made of wrought iron. This is a French work. Circa 1940

Early 20th century wood stairs. Manufactured in France, circa 1940. In original condition with minor wear consistent of age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. Materials...

Four Italian brass door handles from the 1940s, comes with plates for keyshole.

Galerie Clément Cividino is pleased to offer for sale a superb Fillod pavilion, a rare and highly sought-after example of French lightweight architecture. Currently on display at the...

Art Deco World's Fair Garden Bench by Kenneth Lynch and Sons Wilton Ct. It is 8 foot wide x 35" high x 23.5" deep. The seat height is 17". Weather wood, with lichen. The top back...

An antique hand-forged wrought iron architectural overdoor panel from Toucy, France, formed in an elegant demi-lune silhouette with radiating bars and intricate scrolling ornament. T...

Vintage French garden table with folding legs. Top is a worn green and rust colored surface and legs have some green and white paint remain...

This Mid-Century Modern door handle, crafted from solid brass, exemplifies the design aesthetics of Italy in the 1940s. Its iconic style and durabl...

Spectacular set of 4 antique slate grey cast iron garden urns, beautiful indoors or outside, having lovely acanthus leaves and other embellishments on lion paw feet. Priced at $4800/...

Rare Venetian blown glass push and pull door handles from a hotel in Venice late 1940's, by Alfredo Barbini (1912-2007) for Vitreria Gino Cenedese, Italy. This exceptionally was ori...

Unusual pair of Salterini style wrought iron benches with low backs and arms. Newly painted black. Pierced sheet metal seats.

On offer on this occasion is one of the most stunning circular lion planters you could hope to find. This is an ultra-rare opportunity to acquire what is, unequivocally, the best of...

The late 1940s or early 1950s early S-Lounge patio chair by Walter Lamb predating his partnership with Brown Jordan. The chaise lounge is rendered in thick bronze tubing with a canva...

Clean Lined Set of Brass Plated Fire Tools, American, circa 1940s.

Two French Faux Bois jardinieres. these authentic planters are a pair. They have great details in the bark details with realistic knots. They solid with no cracks and have a drain ho...

1940s Woodard Orleans pattern bounce rocker chair. Original verdigris powder coated finish. Seat without cushions, 12.5" H. Chair is stamped Woodard on...

Monumental finely carved limestone fountain sculpture of Goddess with a putto figure and three magnificent dolphins . Proveniente from an important Villa Veneta. Including a round ...

Art Deco Wrought Iron Fire Screen Decorated with a Greyhound

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 ...

Set of four early dining chairs by Walter Lamb dating from the late 40s or early 50s, predating his work with Brown Jordan. The set consists of two armchairs and two side chairs that...

Monumental very large vintage pair of black cast iron urns planters from England that rest on 14" square plinths. Two pieces. Hole in inte...

Pair of circa 1940's Italian onyx neoclassic style pedestals. Sold individually. Measurements: Height: 33" Base square: 11.75" (bottom) Square top: 11"

1825 French domed architectural garden element. We have 2 pieces the last photo show when the 2 pieces are on topof each other making a bold statement. see item# 1826 the smaller of ...

This very nice and elegant fireplace screen is made of brass. It is decorated with knots, ribbons, laurel wreaths, bow and quiver apllied on mesh. This is a French work in the Louis ...

An attractive pair of cast stone planters with distressed, overpainted finishes and characterful moss/lichen growth. Each with drainage holes.

Solid wood planter rescued from an old farmhouse in Aarhus, Denmark. This piece, originally an antique trunk, is an exponent of functional Danish design with clean lines and robust c...

An exceptional and highly whimsical vintage glazed terracotta garden fountain spouter, beautifully sculpted to depict a charming mermaid child—or putti of the sea—cradling an upturned fish. Attributed to the historic Winkle Terra Cotta Company of St. Louis, Missouri, this sculptural piece exemplifies the finest mid-century American architectural art pottery. It features a beautifully balanced, split bifurcated tail resting on an integrated, circular molded plinth base. The entire figure is enveloped in a magnificent, heavy cream-colored crackle glaze (craquelure), accented with subtle, organic speckling that lends a remarkably sophisticated, stone-like texture and a soft, lustrous sheen. Designed with both artistry and utility in mind, the fish's mouth serves as a functional water spout, perfectly positioned to accommodate internal plumbing for a dynamic water feature. The reverse lower base retains its original factory-stamped lettering beneath the thick glaze, heavily substantiating its St. Louis provenance. Whether utilized as a striking focal point over a classical wall fountain basin, nestled within a lush garden niche, or showcased indoors as an architectural statement piece, this captivating terracotta sculpture offers an enchanting blend of historic character, sculptural depth, and functional aquatic charm. A Legacy of American Architectural Art Pottery Established in 1883 by Joseph Winkle, the Winkle Terra Cotta Company of St. Louis, Missouri, was one of the premier giants of the late 19th and early 20th-century American ceramic industry. Located in the historic, clay-rich Cheltenham district, Winkle transformed raw Missouri clay into highly celebrated architectural embellishments and garden ornaments found across the country. While famous for manufacturing complex, sculpted facade elements for iconic historic landmarks—most notably fabricating the legendary terra cotta ornamentation for Louis Sullivan’s masterwork, the Wainwright Building—the firm also operated highly successful specialty "side lines". From their 6-acre manufacturing plant, Winkle deployed a staff of master, European-trained sculptors and dedicated ceramic chemists to produce fine stock catalog garden statuary, fountains, jardinieres, and urns. Key Historical & Collector NotesMastery of Glaze: Under the direction of specialized ceramic engineers, Winkle pioneered thick, lustrous, weather-resistant cream, ivory, and polychrome glazes. Over decades of exposure, these heavy glazes naturally develop a beautiful, sought-after crackle patina (craquelure). The Sculptural Style: Because the company worked closely with the leading architects of the Gilded Age and the Mid-Century transition, their garden wares consistently display highly refined, classically proportioned motifs—including whimsical putti, sea life, and classical revivals. Market Desirability: Authentic, factory-stamped pieces from the St. Louis terra cotta boom are highly coveted by architectural historians and interior designers alike for their exceptional durability, rich historic provenance, and sculptural depth. Outdoor Statuary, Architectural Salvage, Patio Decor, Poolside Ornament, Solarium Accent, Courtyard Sculpture, Wall Spout, Water Feature, Art Deco, Hollywood Regency, Grandmillennial Style, Classical Revival, Eclectic Chic, Coastal Decor, Grotesque, Mythological Art, Ceramic Sculpture, Fired Clay, Weathered Finish, Majolica Style, Faïence, Stoneware, Aged Patina, St. Louis Pottery, Missouri Art...

ATTRIBUTED TO GILBERT POILLERAT (1902–1988) Decorative Wrought-Iron Screen, circa 1940 Decorative wrought-iron screen featuring geometric patterns and elegant scrollwork, enhanced ...

This stunning Art Deco fire place was realized in the United States circa 1940. It features a volumetric rectangular form composed of two tones of ...