Iron Garden Bench with Grapes Decoration on the Backrest

Iron Garden Bench in Vintage White Colour and Latticework Decoration

1950s Iron Bench Polychromed with Flowers Decoration on the Back

Oriental wooden bench with high backrest and inlays.

Handmade Rattan Bench with Straight Arms and Backrest

1980s Spanish Neobaroque style cast iron garden bench seat.

1950s Spanish Garden bench in green painted iron and wood.

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...

Bench ebony thick 1 in natural solid ebony wood from Macassar. Hand carved piece, unique and exceptional piece.

Bench ebony thick 3 bench with backrest In natural solid ebony wood from Macassar. Hand carved piece, unique and exceptional piece.

Bench ebony thick 2 with backrest. Solid ebony wood from Macassar. Entirely hand-carved, polished and waxed. Exceptional and unique piece.

A Gustavian Bench with Beautiful Plaster Caryatid Decoration on the back and hand carved all around.

A Molla painted wrought iron upholstered garden bench from the mid-20th century depicting Diana, goddess of the hunt and her arrows. Created in the midcentury, this exquisite iron bench features a nicely weathered painted finish. Revealing its neoclassical influence, the nicely curved back is adorned with arrow motifs in its upper section that give us a hint about the character depicted below in each pierced splat. We are indeed in the presence of Diana, goddess of the moon and of the hunt, also known as Artemis in Greek mythology. Dressed in her typical garment and showcasing the moon crescent on her head, she is ready to draw an arrow from her quiver. One of her canine companions is placed behind her. Both of them are surrounded by delicate foliage reminding us of Diana's taste for the outdoors. Two scrolling open arms flank the rectangular seat, recovered with a new upholstery. The ensemble is raised on eight slightly splaying legs. With its neoclassical theme and weathered patina, this American painted bench...