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19th C English Wrought Iron Garden Bench
William James Antiques
for sale €2,633     $2,858
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19th C English Wrought Iron Garden Bench

19th century
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A beautiful English garden bench from the Regency period. Having a hooped design back with a sloping arm and raised on 4 legs with pad feet and stretcher rails. This highly attractive bench with traces of original green paint, in strong sturdy original condition. English, Circa 1820.

Dimensions: Height: 103.5 cm - 40 3/4 Inches, Width: 152.5 cm - 60 Inches, Depth: 43 cm - 17 Inches

Price inclusive of courier delivery within England & Wales

Physical Dimensions
Height
103.5cm (40.75")
Width
152.5cm (60.04")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
Declaration

William James Antiques has dated this Wrought Iron Garden Bench to the Regency era.

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SA966215
Description
A beautiful English garden bench from the Regency period.
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Having a hooped design back with a sloping arm and raised on 4 legs with pad feet and stretcher rails.
William James Antiques

This highly attractive bench with traces of original green paint, in strong sturdy original condition. English, Circa 1820.

Dimensions: Height: 103.5 cm - 40 3/4 Inches, Width: 152.5 cm - 60 Inches, Depth: 43 cm - 17 Inches

Price inclusive of courier delivery within England & Wales

Height
103.5cm (40.75")
Width
152.5cm (60.04")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
Date of Manufacture

William James Antiques has dated this Wrought Iron Garden Bench to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA966215
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A 19th-century English wrought iron garden bench featuring a double intersecting arched back, slatted seat, and weathered painted surface with visible rust patina.
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Archive I A 19th-century English wrought iron garden bench featuring a double intersecting arched back, slatted seat, and weathered painted surface with visible rust patina.

19th C English Wrought Iron Garden Bench

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A 19th-century English wrought iron garden bench featuring a double intersecting arched back, slatted seat, and weathered painted surface with visible rust patina.
19th C English Wrought Iron Garden Bench
Ref: SA966215
A 19th-century English wrought iron garden bench featuring a double intersecting arched back, slatted seat, and weathered painted surface with visible rust patina.
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During the 19th century, wrought iron garden benches were crafted using hand-hammered iron straps and bars, often featuring geometric or intersecting arched backrests. Unlike cast iron, wrought iron pieces exhibit structural flexibility, visible riveted joinery, and slender profiles characteristic of period blacksmithing.

Period garden seating was constructed using wrought iron, cast iron, or a combination of both materials. Hand-forged wrought iron offered malleability for intricate scrollwork and arched framing, while cast iron allowed for heavier, molded decorative patterns.

Authentic 19th-century wrought iron benches feature hand-riveted joints, forge-welded seams, and slight structural variations typical of hand craftsmanship. Surface patination, including layers of aged paint, surface oxidisation, or verdigris, further distinguishes original period items from modern reproductions.

An iron bench can serve as an architectural focal point along a garden path, within a courtyard, or positioned inside a sunroom or conservatory. Pairing the metalwork with natural stone paving or climbing foliage highlights its graphic outline.

To preserve the original patina and structural integrity, clean the iron gently with a soft brush and dry cloth. Applying a microcrystalline wax or breathable rust-inhibiting seal helps prevent active corrosion without stripping historical layers of paint.
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