United Kingdom - Patio and Garden Furniture

An unusual and characterful teak table with a recess for storage on lockable castors suitable for outside use in the garden, patio, conservatory. Weathered to a beautiful silver grey...

Sculptural and well coloured root bench, sculpted from a single piece of timber, naturally aged.  English, Mid Twentieth Century H 32 1/2 x W 42 3/4 x D 19 1/4 inches

Incredible pair of 1970s sun loungers in original floral fabric. In great condition. Wooden armrest allow the loungers to recline. Metal frame Padded covers with headrests remain su...

Rare pair of early/mid-20th century, weathered, teak, garden benches. The back rails carved with verses from 'God's Garden' by Dorothy Frances Gurney, 'The Kiss of the sun for pardon...

A charming set of four garden seats, dating to the late 19th century. Exuding historical character and timeless appeal, they were likely originally found in a tram train or public ga...

An ornate antique wrought iron wellhead of baluster form with ogee arched overthrow and chain driven pulley holding a copper bucket. A very similar example ...

A pair of unusual 19th century wrought iron garden seats or benches, with ornate scrolling armrests and ergonomically curved back and seats fo...

A unique 1950s table with four accompanying "Springbok" chairs by Ernest Race for Race Furniture. Made for the 1951 Festival of Britain, the chairs are of original vintage. The chairs bear remnants of the Race Furniture label. The bespoke Springbok table was made by Ernest Race in the 50s to accompany the chairs and is as rare as it gets. This set is documented in the Antique Trade Gazette: Ernest Race, who died at the early age of 51 in 1964, established his eponymous company in 1945 and is best known for his 'Antelope' and 'Springbok' chairs that were unveiled at the Festival of Britain and used steel rod frames with plywood and spring seats. Pictured here is a set of four 'Springbok' chairs as shown at the festival accompanied by a unique custom-made table. Both use Race’s characteristic steel rod frames and ball feet. The set has had some conservation work, including the addition of transparent tubing to protect areas where the plastic webbing has split. It remains in very useful condition and would make the ultimate MCM garden...