ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTOPHER DRESSER FOR COALBROOKDALE; A PATINATED CAST IRON HALL CHAIR LATE 19TH CENTURY The back with Victorian '...
A VICTORIAN CAST IRON GARDEN TABLE IN THE MANNER OF COALBROOKDALE SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY With circular Carrara marble to...
A RARE COALBROOKDALE CAST IRON GARDEN BENCH LATE 19TH CENTURY Interlaced oval uprights, repainted in black and gilt, new slats, ...
A RARE COALBROOKDALE CAST IRON BENCH IN THE OSMUNDA FERN PATTERN LATE 19TH CENTURY Painted in naturalistic colours, diamond regis...
A COALBROOKDALE CAST IRON SWAN FOUNTAIN AND ASSOCIATED SURROUND MID 19TH CENTURY The fountain with three swans on a fluted base, reg...
1880's cast iron ends with later seat flanges, dated/stamped inside of ends 123cm wide.
The central medallion depicting a maiden with a resting bird upon her bent and raised right arm. Length 190 cm, height 110 cm. The original de...
A LATE VICTORIAN CAST-IRON GRIFFIN BOOT SCRAPER After a Coalbrookdale design, late 19th Century With scrolling acanthus cartouche shaped drip-tr...
A 19TH CENTURY CAST IRON STICK STAND IN THE COALBROOKDALE STYLE having a scrolled leaf cast frame - bearing registration stamps behind 58cm wide...
A Set of Four Victorian White Painted Coalbrookdale Style Garden Chairs
late 19th century cast iron ended and backed suite based on Coalbrookdale pattern No.24 from 1875 Castings Catalogue, two chairs and bench, bench...
A cast aluminium Coalbrookdale style "Fern" settle, 58" wide
A modern Coalbrookdale style painted aluminium garden bench, raised on scrolled legs
A brand new cast aluminium 6ft Coalbrookdale Waterplant bench. Designed by Christopher Dresser, this is a very rare reproduction of this classic V...
A COALBROOKDALE STYLE CAST IRON FERN AND BERRY PATTERN GARDEN BENCH 153cm wide; 88cm high
A Victorian 19th century cast iron Coalbrookdale inspired umbrella stick stand. The stand having a red painted two sections floral & foliate back ...
A pair of 19th century Victorian Coalbrookdale style cast iron bench ends. Each of decorative form having bloodhounds forming the armrests with gr...
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