R289847

19th Century Rococo Revival White Cast Iron Garden Bench

$2,250

SOLD

A Rococo Revival garden bench made of white painted cast iron. It has a scalloped openwork back with leaf and flower details, scrolled arms, a pierced seat, and a scalloped apron. The bench stands on cabriole legs decorated with leaf scrolls. It is in a condition suitable for restoration, preserving its original features. Good condition with surface rust, cracked paint, and cracks.

Inventory no.

R289847

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Single

Dimensions

47.5 in. W x 36 in. H x 19.25 in. D, floor to seat 17.125 in. H

Width (in.)

47.5

Height (in.)

36

Depth (in.)

19.25

Floor to seat height (in.)

17.125

Weight

150 lb.

Composition

Cast iron

Color

White

Period

1800s

Style

Rococo Revival

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