Pair Amazing Iron Garden Chairs Hinderers New Orleans

Victorian Suite of "Four Seasons" Cast Iron Garden Furniture late 19th/early 20th century, comprised of a pair of settees and two side chairs, each with a medallion back modeled to depict the labors o

American cast iron garden table, Hinderer's Iron Works, New Orleans, Louisiana, early 20th c., openwork top, rising on three griffin-form supports, joined by lower tier, ending in trifid feet, approx

Suite of Four Vintage Wrought Iron Garden Chairs, After Diego Giacometti second half 20th century, each armchair in his "Pommeaux de Canne" pattern, the back with a central ring over vertical splats,

Suite of Six American "Fern" Pattern Cast Iron Garden Chairs first quarter 20th century, with molded fern backs and pierced and scrolled strapwork seats, the legs set with fern-molded side stretchers.

American "Fern" Pattern Cast Iron Garden Chair fourth quarter 19th century, with a strapwork seat, the back with molded lozenges. h. 33", w. 23-3/4", d. 20-3/4"

Four Iron Savonarola Garden Chairs mid-20th century, possibly American, the iron strapwork backs between scrolled finials on each side, the scrolled arms with like decoration, on curule-form bases. h.

Pair of Iron Garden Topiary Stands each of tapered cylindrical form with a turret top and spear finial, over a tapered spiral-twist body. h. 57", dia. 13-1/2"

Pair of iron garden chairs in old worn white paint. 19th century. H 36-1/2" W 20-1/2" D 21" Condition: Paint loss, rust and frames with slight bends.   

Large Pair of Neoclassical-Style Cast Iron Garden Urns on Pedestals each in two parts, the campana-form urns with flared egg-and-dart rims, the bodies adorned with putti and swags, and the handles wit

Pair of Cast Iron Garden Urns on Standsin the Victorian taste, the campana-form urns with egg-and-dart rims, each with two open handles, the sides decorated with scrollwork and reeded lower bowls, sup

Suite of Four Victorian-Style Cast Iron "Four Seasons" Garden Chairs in the manner of the W. Roberts Iron Foundry, England, each Rococo Revival chair with an allegorical, circular back panel depicting

Pair of Cast Iron Garden Urns in the French Neoclassical Taste 20th century, each having an upper body mounted with four lion's heads over reeding, and raised on a tapered base and square plinth. h. 2

Pair of Cast Iron Campana-Form Garden Urns on Stands 19th century, each with a flared rim and palmette, scalloped edge, and resting on a square platform base. h. 25", dia. 21"

Pair of iron benches with fern motif, one marked Hinderer's Iron Works New Orleans La (one seat with short crack). ht. 30in., wd. 41 1/2in.

Pair of Victorian-Style Cast Iron Garden Benches in the Manner of Coalbrookdale, each with an arched back with foliate and geometrically modeled decor, scroll arms and saber-form legs with hoof feet,

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 French Cast Iron Garden Urns in the Rococo Style, ca. 1860-1880, accompanied by a pair of pierced cast iron plinths of later origin, the urns with pierced scrolled handles, molded rocaille orn

Labeled Near Pair of Cast Iron Gothic Garden Benches late 19th/early 20th century, in the "Gothic Arch and Rose" pattern, one labeled "Mfg by the Kramer Bros Fdy Co, Dayton, O". h. 36", w. 45-1/4", d.

Pair of Arras Wrought Iron Garden Armchairs, each retaining a brass plaque inscribed "Usine St. Sauveur Arras", and each with a continuous seat and back of parallel bent tubes, on a curule-inspired b

Pair of Arras Wrought Iron Garden Armchairs, each retaining a brass plaque inscribed "Usine St. Sauveur Arras", and each with a continuous seat and back of parallel bent tubes, on a curule-inspired b

Pair of American Fiske Cast Iron Garden Urns on Pedestals fourth quarter 19th century, New York, in the Aesthetic taste, with pierced handles molded with leaves, terminating in medallions, the rims de

Pair of Monumental Victorian Cast Iron Garden Urns fourth quarter 19th century, in the classical taste, decorated with egg-and-dart rims and reeded bowls, supported on fluted, conical bases, raised on

Pair of Polychromed Cast Iron Campana-Form Garden Urns of generous size, each with an egg-and-dart rim over a body with a frieze of classical figures, lion-masque handles and a ribbed lower body above

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