PAIR OF PETER TIMMES & SON BROOKLYN, NY BENCHES.

A Pair of American Gothic Revival Painted Cast Iron Garden Benches Peter Timmes Son, Brooklyn, NY, Circa 1895 Height 40 x width 43 1/2 x depth 18 inches. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Mrs. K

American, Late 19th Century, Back Inscribed "Peter Timmes Son/Brooklyn NY" and Verso "Pat May 7, 1895" 40" h x 44" w x 20" d

A cast iron garden bench having open work seat and scroll decorated back signed Peter Timmes Son Brooklyn, NY. Ht: 34" Wd: 33.5" Dpth: 18.5"

Peter Timmes Son, Brooklyn, NY. Pat. 1895. Memorial plaque to the Rothberger Family. Approx. 36" H x 33" W x 18" D. Break on side.

SHOWING A VICTORIAN FANCY CAST IRON CURTAIN BENCH SIGNED.I BELIEVE IT SAYS PETER TIMMES SON BROOKLYN NY.PLEASE USE PHOTOS AS PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. AS FOUND ESTATE CONDITION.

PART OF A CAST IRON CEMETARY CHAIR, MISSING LEGS, SEAT & BACK IN GOOD CONDITION, HAS HARRISON ON SEAT & PETER TIMMES SON BROOKLYN NY

A Signed in casting Peter Timmes & Sons Brooklyn New York Cast Iron Garden Bench. Approximately 45" long by 37" high and 16" seat height. You will find benches of this design in the Metropolitan Museu

Peter Timmes & Sons Brooklyn manner renaissance revival cast iron garden bench, likely 19th century, the tripartite back with reticulated crestrail above openwork scrolling foliate backs with downward

A classical cast iron garden bench signed and dated "Peter Timmes Son / Brooklyn / Patent May 7 1895". Small loss to scroll above bottom rail of back hardly noticeable (see photos), else very good con

Signed "Peter Timmes Son, Brooklyn." 35-1/2"h x 19-1/2"w x 15"d

19th c. cast iron bench marked "PETER TIMES SON BROOKLYN NY". 43" x 14" x 39 1/2".

Peter Timmes & Sons Brooklyn manner renaissance revival cast-iron garden seat, likely 19th century, the crestrail with rosette detail above a scrolling foliate motif openwork back and downward-scrolli

Three Painted Cast Iron Garden Benches Peter Timmes Son, New York, Late 19th Century each marked Pat. May 7 1895 to the back. Height of larger examples 40 x width 44 x depth 18 inches. Property from t

With a reticulated tripartite backrest each having rope-twist encadrements centering curvilinear vines and medallions, surmounted by a final tablet flanked by stylized floral crestrails, continuing to

Antique zinc garden bench (Peter Timmes of Brooklyn Pattern). 2 small chips (see photo) otherwise all good, paint flaking. 46" wide, 38" tall, 17" deep.

The garden bench is 37" H x 33" W x 17"depth. Condition: Two cracked back supports and crack to the back. Needs to be cleaned.

Peter Timmes, Diminutive Cast Iron Garden Benchlate 19th century, Brooklyn, New York, green paint, triple back form with open scrollwork, pierced seat, shaped and pierced scroll arms, scrolled legs wi

Near identical bench found in the Brooklyn Museum. Dimensions: H 40” x W 43.5” x D 19” x SH 16” One arm needs repair/reattaching. Wear consistent with age and outdoor use including surface dir

One with marking to top of backrest, Brooklyn, N.Y. Dimensions: H 37.75" x W 44.25" x D 18.25" x SH 16" Condition: One with breaks to backrest. Some visible spots of rust. Some paint loss.

GREAT PAIR OF WEATHERED OAK BENCHES, W/TRACES OF RED & WHITE PAINT, STRUCTURALLY SOUND, ON BACK PORCH OF BROOKLYN NY ESTATE, CUT OUTS ON BACK SLATS, THEY MEASURE 48 1/2"H X 37" W & SEAT IS 17" DEEP

BUMS An Oral History of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Signed on limitation page by Peter Golenbock and Duke Snider. Numbered 319 of 400 copies. G. P. Putnam's Sons, NY. 1984 1st ed. with slipcase. 464 pp. Ill

E.G. Webster & Son (Brooklyn, NY) silver-plate candelabrum, figural standard supporting three lights with cabbage-leaf motif, maker's mark underside round base. 20" H x 18" W; base: 6.375" diameter.

Including Hills Spelling Blocks No. 5, S.L. Hill & Son, Brooklyn, N.Y. in wood box with chromolithographed sliding lid with 20 wood blocks, 9 1/2 x 7 7/8 x 2 1/4" high; and The Embossing Companys Pate

Antique Silver Repousse Cocktail Shaker Webster & Son Pitcher Decanter Antique Ornate Renaissance Revival Silverplate Cocktail Shaker by E.G. Webster & Son, Brooklyn, N.Y., c 1910 marked on the bottom