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A Victorian Cast Iron Conservatory Stretcher Table Attributed to Coalbrookdale (Circa 1850)
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A Victorian Cast Iron Conservatory Stretcher Table Attributed to Coalbrookdale (Circa 1850)

19th century
Sold by Culvertons
Sold 19 October 2024 · Culvertons
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Description

This fine and attractive cast iron stretcher table would most probably have been used in a conservatory, orangery, or garden in the middle of the 19th Century. What's particularly nice about this example, is that it retains its original cast iron top - and if you look underneath (see image) you can see the outline of the original diamond registration mark and the maker's name, which, most probably would have read C B Dale. Due to weathering, the lettering is now illegible but it is a lovely indication of its originality. The table is in good condition with no cracks or breaks to the cast iron and its structure is rigid - however, one of the eight original cast iron bolts that secure the top to the base is missing. We will consult with our specialist about replacing it, although experience tells me he may suggest it's best left alone, as it has been for many years.

Physical Dimensions
Height
70.5cm (27.76")
Width
83cm (32.68")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Declaration

Culvertons has dated this Cast Iron Conservatory Table to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA927276
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Description
This fine and attractive cast iron stretcher table would most probably have been used in a conservatory, orangery, or garden in the middle of the 19th Century. What's particularly nice about this example, is that it retains its original cast iron top - and if you look underneath (see image) you can see the outline of the original diamond registration mark and the maker's name, which, most probably would have read C B Dale. Due to weathering, the lettering is now illegible but it is a lovely indication of its originality.
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The table is in good condition with no cracks or breaks to the cast iron and its structure is rigid - however, one of the eight original cast iron bolts that secure the top to the base is missing.
Culvertons

We will consult with our specialist about replacing it, although experience tells me he may suggest it's best left alone, as it has been for many years.

Height
70.5cm (27.76")
Width
83cm (32.68")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Date of Manufacture

Culvertons has dated this Cast Iron Conservatory Table to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA927276
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Archive I An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

A Victorian Cast Iron Conservatory Stretcher Table Attributed to Coalbrookdale (Circa 1850)

Archive II An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher. View II
Archive III An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher. View III
Archive IV An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher. View IV
Archive V An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher. View V
Archive VI An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher. View VI
Archive VII An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher. View VII
Archive VIII An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher. View VIII
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Telephone 0777 542 6867 or 01306 770212
Location
42 A West Street
Dorking
Surrey
RH4 1BU
United Kingdom
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Verified Since Dec 2013
Items For Sale 49
Items Sold 316
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An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher.
A Victorian cast iron conservatory stretcher table attributed to Coalbrookdale (Circa 1850)
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An antique white-painted cast iron conservatory table features scroll-cast legs joined by a central stretcher.
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Cataloguer’s note

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  • ObjectTables
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian & Gothic
  • MaterialCast Iron
  • ColourWhite
  • MotifsScroll feet, Central stretcher, Openwork cast frame, Fluted supports
  • SizeH 70.5 cm (28 in) x W 83 cm (33 in) x D 41 cm (16 in)

FAQs

These tables originated during the Victorian era when domestic glasshouses and conservatories became popular. They were specifically designed to withstand humid environments while displaying exotic potted plants and ferns.

Authentic period pieces were produced using sand-casting techniques in industrial foundries like Coalbrookdale. Molten pig iron was poured into bespoke moulds to create intricate, load-bearing decorative structures.

Authenticity is assessed through surface oxidisation patterns, weight distribution, seam lines from historical moulding processes, and occasional registry or foundry marks stamped into the underside.

Such industrial and botanical elements provide textural contrast when placed against soft textiles or paired with minimalist planters, creating a focal point in sunrooms, hallways, or outdoor terraces.

Maintenance involves gentle dusting, removing active rust spots with wire wool or specialist inhibitors, and applying appropriate protective coatings such as microcrystalline wax or exterior-grade metal paints.
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