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Carron Foundry White House Rose Garden Cast Iron Bench C1850
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Carron Foundry White House Rose Garden Cast Iron Bench C1850

19th century
For Sale by CJ 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.

Dimensions

45" w x 19" d x 34" h. seat 41"w x 16"h x 16"d

Declaration

CJ Antiques has dated this Victorian Cast Iron Bench to the 19th Century.

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SA1231280
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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.
CJ Antiques
fig 1. A Victorian white painted cast iron garden bench displaying an ornate latticework backrest, scrolled armrests, pierced seat pattern, and areas of rust patination.
fig 1. Carron Foundry White House Rose Garden Cast Iron Bench C1850

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.

Dimensions

45" w x 19" d x 34" h. seat 41"w x 16"h x 16"d

Date of Manufacture

CJ Antiques has dated this Victorian Cast Iron Bench to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1231280
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A Victorian white painted cast iron garden bench displaying an ornate latticework backrest, scrolled armrests, pierced seat pattern, and areas of rust patination.
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Archive I A Victorian white painted cast iron garden bench displaying an ornate latticework backrest, scrolled armrests, pierced seat pattern, and areas of rust patination.

Carron Foundry White House Rose Garden Cast Iron Bench C1850

Archive II A Victorian white painted cast iron garden bench displaying an ornate latticework backrest, scrolled armrests, pierced seat pattern, and areas of rust patination. View II
Archive III A Victorian white painted cast iron garden bench displaying an ornate latticework backrest, scrolled armrests, pierced seat pattern, and areas of rust patination. View III
Archive IV A Victorian white painted cast iron garden bench displaying an ornate latticework backrest, scrolled armrests, pierced seat pattern, and areas of rust patination. View IV
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A Victorian white painted cast iron garden bench displaying an ornate latticework backrest, scrolled armrests, pierced seat pattern, and areas of rust patination.
Carron Foundry white house rose garden cast iron bench C1850
Ref: SA1231280
A Victorian white painted cast iron garden bench displaying an ornate latticework backrest, scrolled armrests, pierced seat pattern, and areas of rust patination.
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  • ObjectGarden Bench
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialCast Iron, Paint
  • ColourWhite, Rust
  • MotifsLatticework back, Scrolled arms, Pierced scroll seat, Cabriole legs

This 19th Century Victorian garden bench comes from the Carron Foundry, established in 1759 near Falkirk, Scotland. Formed of cast iron with an original white painted finish showing areas of rust patination, the piece has an ornate pierced latticework backrest, scrolled armrests with flower sprays and graduated C scrolls, a pierced arabesque seat, and cabriole legs decorated with leaves and flowers. The frame displays the stamped patent registration mark relating to design number 34358 registered in 1846, and dates from circa 1850. The bench measures 114 cm wide by 48 cm deep by 86 cm high, with a seat measuring 104 cm wide by 41 cm high by 41 cm deep. Suitable for outdoor placement on a lawn, terrace, or patio, or within a sunlit conservatory, this antique seating provides a decorative focal point for garden landscaping.

Victorian cast iron garden benches feature intricate openwork patterns, often inspired by flora, foliage, or lattice designs, produced during the nineteenth-century industrial boom in iron casting.

These pieces were created by pouring molten iron into sand moulds, resulting in heavy, highly detailed structural components bolted together to withstand outdoor exposure.

Authentic period pieces display crisp moulding details, substantial weight, original foundry stamps or registration marks, and natural age-related surface oxidisation or layered paint.

Position the bench as a focal point in a gravel courtyard, against a brick wall, or framed within greenery to add texture and historical character to contemporary gardens.

To preserve weathered ironwork, brush off loose surface rust and dirt, then apply a clear microcrystalline wax or protective rust inhibitor while preserving the natural patination.
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