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Nineteenth Century Carron Foundry Cast Iron Garden Bench
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Nineteenth Century Carron Foundry Cast Iron Garden Bench

19th century
Sold 3 April 2025 · Reindeer Antiques
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A wonderful Nineteenth Century Carron Foundry cast iron garden bench; the back decorated with a pierced trellis work back and with scrolling arms decorated with flower sprays and graduated C scrolls; the seat composed with pierced arabesques and raised on cabriole legs decorated with further leaves and flowers. Stamped with the patent registration mark and retaining the original, beautifully distressed paintwork.

Circa: 1850

The design of this garden bench, numbered 34358 was registered by the Carron Foundry in 1846.

The Carron Foundry was established in 1759 on the banks of the River Carron near Falkirk, Scotland. The company was at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution, supplying parts for James Watt's steam engines and carronades to the Royal Navy; by 1814 the Carron Foundry was the largest ironworks in Europe.

Date of Manufacture

Reindeer Antiques has dated this Cast Iron Garden Bench to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
94.5cm (37.20")
Width
113.5cm (44.69")
Depth
44.5cm (17.52")
Reference Numbers
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SA1130579
Dealers Internal Reference
BA1164
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A wonderful Nineteenth Century Carron Foundry cast iron garden bench; the back decorated with a pierced trellis work back and with scrolling arms decorated with flower sprays and graduated C scrolls; the seat composed with pierced arabesques and raised on cabriole legs decorated with further leaves and flowers.
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Stamped with the patent registration mark and retaining the original, beautifully distressed paintwork.
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fig 1. An ornate nineteenth-century cast iron garden bench featuring an openwork lattice backrest, scroll arms, and a distressed painted finish.
fig 1. Nineteenth Century Carron Foundry Cast Iron Garden Bench

Circa: 1850

The design of this garden bench, numbered 34358 was registered by the Carron Foundry in 1846.

The Carron Foundry was established in 1759 on the banks of the River Carron near Falkirk, Scotland. The company was at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution, supplying parts for James Watt's steam engines and carronades to the Royal Navy; by 1814 the Carron Foundry was the largest ironworks in Europe.

Date of Manufacture

Reindeer Antiques has dated this Cast Iron Garden Bench to the 19th Century.

Height
94.5cm (37.20")
Width
113.5cm (44.69")
Depth
44.5cm (17.52")
Reference Numbers
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SA1130579
Dealers Internal Ref
BA1164
Reindeer Antiques
Reindeer Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2019

Specialists in english antique furniture from the early seventeenth century to the early nineteenth century. Based on kensington church st.

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Archive I An ornate nineteenth-century cast iron garden bench featuring an openwork lattice backrest, scroll arms, and a distressed painted finish. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Nineteenth Century Carron Foundry Cast Iron Garden Bench

Archive II An ornate nineteenth-century cast iron garden bench featuring an openwork lattice backrest, scroll arms, and a distressed painted finish. View II
Archive III An ornate nineteenth-century cast iron garden bench featuring an openwork lattice backrest, scroll arms, and a distressed painted finish. View III
Archive IV An ornate nineteenth-century cast iron garden bench featuring an openwork lattice backrest, scroll arms, and a distressed painted finish. View IV
Archive V An ornate nineteenth-century cast iron garden bench featuring an openwork lattice backrest, scroll arms, and a distressed painted finish. View V
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W8 4BG
United Kingdom
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Verified Since May 2019
Items For Sale 46
Items Sold 283
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An ornate nineteenth-century cast iron garden bench featuring an openwork lattice backrest, scroll arms, and a distressed painted finish.
Nineteenth Century Carron Foundry cast iron garden bench
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An ornate nineteenth-century cast iron garden bench featuring an openwork lattice backrest, scroll arms, and a distressed painted finish.
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  • ObjectBenches
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian & Gothic
  • MaterialCast Iron
  • ColourRust and Off-White
  • MotifsScroll arms, Openwork lattice back, Cabriole legs, Floral cresting
  • SizeH 94.5 cm (37 in) x W 113.5 cm (45 in) x D 44.5 cm (18 in)

FAQs

Victorian cast iron garden furniture is characterised by intricate, highly ornamented designs produced using mass-production techniques developed during the nineteenth century, often featuring botanical and classical motifs.

These pieces were typically produced by pouring molten pig iron into sand moulds at industrial foundries, creating robust, heavy-weight items capable of withstanding outdoor conditions while exhibiting fine decorative detail.

Authentic items generally display evidence of sand-cast manufacturing, such as slight surface irregularities, heavy mass, multi-part assembly joined by threaded bolts, and foundry marks or registration numbers.

Positioning the piece as a focal point against a contrasting green backdrop, such as a hedge or ivy-clad wall, allows the intricate silhouette and patinated surface to stand out effectively.

Preservation involves monitoring the metal for active corrosion, applying protective microcrystalline wax or specialist outdoor metal paint where necessary, and storing the item under cover during harsh winter months.
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