19th Century Wrought Iron Strapwork Garden Bench with Scrolled Legs & Old Green Paint

19th Century wrought iron strapwork garden bench with scrolled legs and old green paint. Graceful curves, time‑worn colour, and the enduring strength of 19th‑century craftsmanship Origin: England, 19th century Style: Strapwork garden bench with scrolled legs and riveted construction Material: Heavy‑gauge rolled steel with multiple layers of old green paint Features: Curved scrolled legs; riveted strapwork seat and back; decorative lichen and patina from decades outdoors Delivery: Not included - please use the Request Delivery Quote feature located next to the ‘Add to Basket’ tab before completing your order Heritage, Craftsmanship & Authentic Character:- A wonderful example of 19th‑century wrought iron strapwork, this bench was made from heavy‑gauge rolled steel and assembled with traditional riveted construction. The elegantly curved scrolled legs and gently arched backrest speak to the Victorian love of both form and function in garden design. Many layers of old green paint, mellowed and weathered over time, combine with a natural covering of lichen to create a surface patina that no modern reproduction can replicate. Visual Details:- Our high‑resolution photographs capture the graceful sweep of the scrolled legs, the rhythmic pattern of the strapwork, and the subtle interplay of green paint, rust tones, and lichen. Close‑ups reveal the riveted joins and the gentle undulations in the ironwork that speak of hand‑forged craftsmanship. Styling Suggestions:- Place this bench beneath a flowering pergola, along a shaded garden path, or at the edge of a lawn to create a welcoming spot for rest and reflection. Its generous width makes it perfect for two or three people to sit comfortably, whether enjoying morning coffee, reading in the afternoon sun, or sharing conversation at twilight. The weathered green finish blends effortlessly into a garden setting, while its sculptural form ensures it remains a focal point even in winter’s bare landscape. Indoors, it could bring a touch of rustic romance to a conservatory or orangery. Sustainability:- Choosing antique seating is both an aesthetic and environmental decision - preserving craftsmanship, reducing waste, and reusing materials that have already stood the test of time. Purchase with Confidence:- Transparent Condition Details: Please examine all photographs carefully for a complete understanding of each item’s condition. These images form a crucial part of our detailed condition report, offering clear insights into the craftsmanship, patina, and quality of this piece. Trusted Heritage: We are an established and successful business with many happy clients from both trade and private sectors. You are warmly invited to visit our beautiful showroom and shop in West Sussex to experience our collection first-hand.