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A fine wrought-iron and stone architectural folly, of oval form, the peaked roof supported by four uprights joined by a curved balustrade with whimsical scrolls, the whole mounted on ten carved limestone blocks, French, ca. 1920. Approximately 14 ft. high, 7 ft. wide, 5.5 ft. deep.

Sale Price $12,000

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A cast-iron seat in the “Convulvus” or “Morning Glory” pattern, American, ca. 1880.  33.5 ins. high, 61.5 ins. wide, approx. 26 ins. deep (front to back); seat height 16 ins., seat depth 16 ins.

A pair of cast-iron chairs in the Morning Glory pattern, American, ca. 1900.  33 ins. high, 24 ins. wide, 21 ins. deep; seats heights 16 ins., seat depths 13 ins.

Sale Price $4,500 (All)

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An impressive fountain carved of Rosso Verona marble, with a large waveform bowl supporting three intertwined dolphins, the whole atop a turned baluster with three seated lions, with all animal elements piped for water, Italian, ca. 1920.  101 ins. high, 54 ins. bowl diameter.

Sale Price $14,500

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A pair of cast-iron seats, after originals by the Carron Company, the back constructed of hoops, the seat pierced, the front legs of cabriole form, the back legs straight and reminiscent of turned wooden legs, unique to the maker, Carron, and indicative of the earliest examples of this model, the pattern usually referred to as either “Rococo” or “Gothic”, marked “CARRON” and with diamond registration mark, Scottish, ca. 1970 (replicas).  36.5 ins. high, 63 ins. wide, 17.5 ins. deep. From Coolattin House, Shillehagh, County Wicklow, Ireland.

Sale Price $4,500 (The pair)

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