Beautifully Carved Limestone Garden Bench with Fleur De Lys and Grape Clusters

Hand-carved in Italy, this limestone garden bench features elaborate foliate motifs, including a fleur de lys and acanthus leaves. Consisting of six carved pieces of stone, the beaut...

This small bronze mortar and pestle are from France, circa 1700. The circular opening has several layers of molding, with the bottom three interrupted by a pair of open crowns on opp...

This unusual and interesting center table was produced in France, during the middle of the latter half of the 19th century. It was during this time that French furniture makers, desi...

This pair of large wrought iron fleur de lys chenets with cross bar were produced in France in the 1900’s. Chenets, or andirons, are used to support logs in fireplaces, ensuring that...

First used about 450-500 years ago to reflect and disperse heat from a fire, firebacks were often cast with themes specific to the homeowner. Sometimes the iron would feature a familial coat of arms, or in the case of this 17th century semis de fleur de lys fireback, decorative motifs would represent the owner. The rectangular fireback has an arched top and a thick multi-layered molding along all edges. In the center is a raised heraldic shield with multiple fleur de lys charges, arranged in a pattern known as semis. A crinkled ribbon transverses the top edge, beneath a papal mitre and crozier topped with a volute leaf, indicating that the original owner was possibly a member of the church, possibly even a bishop. The iron has developed a fascinating chalky gray patina and can still be used functionally in a traditional fireplace...

Although the fleur de lys is closely associated with French culture, and more specifically, the French Monarchy, the true origin of the symbol is unknown. There are references in his...

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...

A vintage English wooden garden bench from the mid 20th century, with light paint, carved foliage and fan motifs, distressed patina and scr...

This simply designed doon bench from China's Shanxi province is carved by hand from a single block of limestone. With a strong, low profile and subtle stepped spandrels, the bench honors the balanced proportions and minimal forms characteristic of Ming-dynasty design. As much an architectural element as it is a piece of furniture, the bench continues a long Chinese tradition of stone furniture...

This beautiful French garden bench will add a touch of elegance to any garden or patio. The solid mahogany seat and back planks are not only beautiful, but also durable and weather-resistant. The light limed patina applied to the wood adds a charming vintage look, while the black rust-resistant paint on the cast iron legs ensures that the bench will withstand the elements. The bench is in very good vintage condition and is ready to be used. Its unique design and sturdy construction make it a great choice for outdoor seating, whether you're looking for a quiet spot to relax or a place to entertain guests. And with its early 20th century French cast iron legs...

Exceptional Italian craftsmanship with stunning motifs of delicious winged Putti figures in limestone, enriched with garland and leaves. Great decoration for Garden and Patio furn...

Exceptional Italian craftsmanship with stunning motifs of delicious winged Putti figures in limestone, enriched with garland and leaves. Great decoration for Garden and Patio...