A pair of large English amphora-shaped garden urns. Made from terracotta, these classically inspired urns would fit perfectly into English landscaped gardens. They are richly decorated with floral mot[...]
Anglo-Saxon battlehorse horseshoe, discovered in England. Remains of original nails on the underside. Rough-textured iron. Circa 7th and 8th centuries.
Cast iron bench with rich decoration of chimeras and flowers, white lacquered, with 1 seat in wooden slats
This bench bears the mark of the English foundry Coalbrookdale and is numbered.
The Eng[...]
Great comfort in the garden. Covered bench seat offering three positions for the hood and as many for the lying position. With or without the footrests, which have their trunk to be stored. Two remova[...]
8 cast iron grilles, Panther, arabesque and fleur-de-lys motif. Used on balconies and windows of English colonial houses in Burma. English-made foundry Glasgow, late 19th/early 20th century. Set of 8 [...]
8 cast iron balcony grilles, elephant and arabesque motif, used on the balconies of English colonial houses in Burma. English-made foundry Glasgow, late 19th century, early 20th century. Set of 8 gril[...]
8 cast iron grilles from an English colonial house, motif with Foo Dog and arabesque used on balconies and windows of an English colonial house in Burma. English-made foundry Glasgow, late 19th and ea[...]
8 individual cast iron balcony grilles with beautiful Traveler's Tree and arabesque patterns used on balconies and windows of colonial houses in Burma English Foundry Glasgow, serial number engraved o[...]
8 cast iron grilles from an English colonial house, motif with Peacock and arabesque used on the alcons and windows of an English colonial house in Burma English Foundry Glasgow, late 19th century, ea[...]
8 cast iron grilles from a colonial house, Unicorn and arabesque motif used on balconies and windows of an English colonial house in Burma. English-made foundry in Glasgow, late 19th/early 20th centur[...]
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