American cast iron garden seating group

Lynn Geesaman (American, b. 1938). Group of two photographs from the "Longwood Garden" series. Silver gelatin prints. Each in a cast iron frame designed by Irve Dell; signed, dated, and numb

Pair of American Rococo Revival Cast Iron Garden Benches ca. 1850, this pattern initially designed for the courtyard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, then in the 1890s, utilized at the White House i

Pair of American "Gothic" Pattern Cast Iron Garden Benches, 19th c., quatrefoil seat back, reticulated arms and seat rail, splayed legs, h. 33 in., w. 54 1/4 in., d. 19 1/2 in.

Fourth quarter 19th Century. Fern pattern with layers of pale blue paint. Flaking. 17" seat, 36.5"h. 58"w.

Fourth quarter 19th Century. Classical style handled urns on plinths. Traces of old white paint. 32.5"h. 18"d.

These late 19th century American cast iron garden benches have a twig and serpent pattern that originated in England and Scotland. The benches are different dimensions: (1) dimensions:33.25" H x 36.5"

American Cast Iron "Gothic" Pattern Garden Settee , 19th c., acanthine serpentine crest rail, scrolled arms, reticulated back and seat, cabriole legs , settee h. 35 in., w. 60 in., d. 18 in. Note: A r

Rare American Cast Iron Garden Figure of Two Hounds fourth quarter 19th century, made in the mid-Atlantic states, the two dogs in a lifelike pose, one standing and wagging its tail and the other seate

Pair of American Cast Iron Garden Figures of Lions, late 19th c., attributed to J.W. Fiske, New York, opposing recumbent figures on integral plinth bases, two-part casting, after the original carved m

Collection of Six American Cast Iron Garden Urns fourth quarter 19th century, including two pairs of campana-form urns with egg-and-dart rims and reeded lower bodies, and a pair of low urns with scrol

Pair of American Cast Iron Garden Urns, late 19th century, in the Neo-Renaissance taste, possibly Kramer Bros., Dayton, Ohio, in three parts, the bowl of tazza form and fitted with a pair of female ma

Pair of English or American Cast Iron Garden Benches, late 19th c., high crest, reticulated back, slatted seat, flared legs, h. 36 in., w. 46 1/2 in., d. 24 in. Provenance: Schwitz Collection, Frankli

A pair of American cast iron garden urns having decorated rim over deep bowl with applied mask a foliate decoration all raised on stepped base. Ht: 24" Dia: 24.5"

An American Cast Iron Garden Urn Kramer Brothers Foundry, Dayton, OH, Early 20th Century with molded inscription Mfg. By/ The Kramer Bros/ Fdy Co/ Dayton O.  Height 45 inches. Property from Christa's

Two Pieces of American Cast Iron Garden Furniture, 19th c., consisting of a bench and matching armchair, with "horseshoe" backs over pierced scrolled seats and pierced arms, on cabriole legs with pad

American Cast Iron Garden Bench, early 20th c., the pierced arched back with leaf and berry decoration, over a pierced seat, flanked by curved arms, H.- 34 in., W.- 71 in., D.- 20 in.

AMERICAN CAST-IRON GARDEN URN ON PEDESTAL, the urn with down-turned rim and lobed lower body, resting on a square, plinth-like pedestal with inset panel to each side. Fourth quarter 19th century. 43"

American Cast Iron Garden Bench, 20th c., with a "horseshoe" back over a pierced scrolled seat and pierced arms, on cabriole legs with pad feet, H.- 34 in., W.- 60 in., D.- 16 1/2 in.

Cast Iron Garden Group of Joseph and the Young Jesus, early 20th c., on an integral octagonal base, H.- 33 in., W.- 12 in., D.- 8 1/2 in.

circa 1880; Walbridge & Company, Buffalo, New York, crater form with square pedestal bases, 27 in. round, 34 in. H.

circa 1880; Walbridge & Company, Buffalo, New York, crater form with double scroll side lift handles, square pedestal bases, 27 in. round with 8 in. W. handles, 34 in. H.

American Cast Iron Garden Urn on Pedestal, 19th c., lobed urn, cast stone pedestal, h. 47 in., dia. 21 1/2 in.

A pair of American cast iron garden urns having decorated rim over deep bowl with applied mask and foliate decoration all raised on stepped base. Ht: 24" Dia: 24.5"

Mid 19th century, attributed to James Beebe Foundry, New York. Very nice and sturdy bench. Heavily crafted and sturdy. Well cared for example. W48 1/2" D16" H30" Sold from the collection of an Athens,