Carey, Altina Schinasi 1980s Black Cast Fiberglass Resin Garden Bench

Ca. third quarter 20thC. Mid-Century Modern cast fiberglass garden bench by Altina Schinasi Carey.

Ca. third quarter 20thC. Mid-Century Modern cast fiberglass garden bench depicting Cleopatra and Mark Antony by Altina Schinasi Carey.

A pair of Gothic Revival black-painted cast iron garden benches 20th century The surfaces composed of pierced Gothic tracery. (H: 34 in. W: 18 in. L: 55 1/2 in.)

These Absolutely Gorgeous Lawn Chairs Are from the 19th Century and are Made from Heavy Cast Iron. They are an Extraordinary Pair of Victorian Benches in a Scrolling Vine Pattern with Angels Tending t

Pair of Cast Aluminum Fern Pattern Garden Bencheslate 20th century, after a design by Coalbrookdale, antiqued black painted surface, reticulated fern backs, scrolled pierced seat, branch form legs, un

the backrest cast with floral motifs, the arms with masks 40 3/4 x 57 3/4 x 16 in. (103.5 x 146.7 x 40.6 cm.), Seat height: 19 in. (48.3 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Mary Pickford Estate, Beverl

Faux Bois Cast Stone Garden Bench20th century, four part form with trunk, branch and acorn finials, marked "Perakis" at base. 33 x 60 x 20 in. From the Collection of Alex Perakis, Ellerbe, North Carol

Beautiful iron bench for garden with vine style--DIMENSIONS: 47", 19", 30"--LOCATION: New Jersey

A Neoclassical Cast Stone Garden Bench with female figures flanking the back, decorated with ribbons and garlands; raised on twin supports with paw feet. Height 45 x width 72 1/4 x 21 inches.

Great looking 19th Century heavy duty iron bench. From a New York estate. - Dimensions: 30"H x 63" x 26"

A CAST IRON GARDEN BENCH IN THE VAL D'OSNE GOTHIC PATTERN, 20TH CENTURY141cm wide, 82cm high, 48cm deep

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

Faux Bois Cast Stone Garden Benchlate 20th century, well cast with detailed bark motif, arched back, plank seat, slightly splayed legs. 41 x 52 x 20 in. Additional high-resolution photos are availabl

Unusual Cast Aluminum Garden Bench mid-20th century, in the form of a French provincial triple chair-back bench, with a floating caned seat. h. 39", w. 66", d. 24"

Antique Charleston Cast Iron Garden Bench, John B. Riley19th century, green painted cast iron with a pierced diamond pattern back with foliate motifs, pierced seat marked to rear edge "John B. Riley I

A white-painted cast iron garden bench late 19th century Of Rococo Revival form, with pierced latticework back and cast with various scroll, floral, and foliate motifs. (H: 37 1/2 in. W: 62 1/2 in. D:

with Gothic tracery panelled back and honeycomb seat, raised on scroll ends. 84 cm. high; 140 cm. wide; 47 cm. deep

Cast Iron Garden Bench, "Diana the Huntress", height 35 inches, length 58 inches, depth 23 inches.

American Painted Cast Iron Garden Bench, early 20th c., triple seat back centered by an arched anthemion reserve, diaper pattern seat, reticulated acanthine and star aprons, cabriole legs, scrolled to

An English style cast iron garden bench having oak leaf and twig decorated back over trellis seat all framed by pinecone arms and supported on cabriole legs. Size: 39.5" H x 68" W x 23" D

Pair of "Serpent and Grape" Pattern Cast Iron Garden Benches the arms terminating in a serpent's head with the body wrapping around to form the sides of the bench, with grape-leaf decor and paw feet,

Pair of Neoclassical-style cast iron garden benches, each having curved ends with handles and overall with motifs and designs. [20" H x 24 1/2" W x 13 1/2" D]. Both with spots and age/weather related

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