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C19th Iron Four Seater Garden Seat / Bench
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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C19th Iron Four Seater Garden Seat / Bench

19th century
Description

A stylish C19th iron four seater garden seat / bench of a very unusual and quirky design, the shaped top splat with applied armorial crests to either end with four very exaggerated scroll supports and seat divisions on the slatted seat; raised on straight front legs and very shapely rear legs. The angled back adding to the unusual design and making the bench more comfortable for sitting.

Good condition, strong and stable with historic layers of old paint

Circa 1850

Dimensions (ins) 87 wide x 35 high x 24 deep; 18.5 seat height

H: 35" (88.9 cm) W: 87" (221 cm) D: 24" (61 cm)

Physical Dimensions
Height
88.9cm (35.00")
Width
221cm (87.01")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
Declaration

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Antique Iron Garden Bench to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA687795
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R0482
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Description
A stylish C19th iron four seater garden seat / bench of a very unusual and quirky design, the shaped top splat with applied armorial crests to either end with four very exaggerated scroll supports and seat divisions on the slatted seat; raised on straight front legs and very shapely rear legs. The angled back adding to the unusual design and making the bench more comfortable for sitting.

Good condition, strong and stable with historic layers of old paint

Circa 1850

Dimensions (ins) 87 wide x 35 high x 24 deep; 18.5 seat height

H: 35" (88.9 cm) W: 87" (221 cm) D: 24" (61 cm)

Height
88.9cm (35.00")
Width
221cm (87.01")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
Date of Manufacture

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Antique Iron Garden Bench to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA687795
Dealers Internal Ref
R0482
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2011

Specialists in c18th & c19th furniture and objects

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A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina.
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Archive I A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina.

C19th Iron Four Seater Garden Seat / Bench

Archive II A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View II
Archive III A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View III
Archive IV A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View IV
Archive V A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View V
Archive VI A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View VI
Archive VII A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View VII
Archive VIII A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View VIII
Archive IX A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View IX
Archive X A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View X
Archive XI A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View XI
Archive XII A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View XII
Archive XIII A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina. View XIII
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A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina.
C19th iron four seater garden seat / bench
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A long nineteenth-century off-white painted iron garden bench featuring scrolled armrests and slatted back supports with weathered patina.
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During the nineteenth century, advances in iron founding and forging allowed for the mass production of durable, ornate outdoor furniture. Iron garden benches became central features of Victorian landscape design, reflecting public park movements and private estate gardens.

These benches were typically crafted using wrought iron for bent, scrolled elements or cast iron for heavier structural frames. Components were held together using period techniques such as riveting and bolted joints, finished with protective oil-based paints.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-forged or heavy cast joins, hand-fitted rivets, and accumulated layers of historic paint. Natural surface oxidisation and wear consistent with outdoor exposure further distinguish genuine antiques from modern reproductions.

An antique iron bench can be positioned along a garden walkway, within a courtyard setting, or integrated into a sunlit conservatory or large entrance hall to create a focal seating area.

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