Garden & Building
Small Saltram Garden Bench
by jamb London
Small Saltram bench sporting down fill cushion
scrubbed English oak
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Saltram Garden Bench
by jamb London
This magical garden bench is made from solid English oak. The carefully sandblasted finish emphasises the fretwork construction of the back and highlights the grain of this truly British timber. The original example came from Saltram House on the banks of the river Plym, Devon. Robert Adam remodelled the house during the 1760s and employed Thomas Chippendale to make much of the furniture.
Height 47¼in (120cm) width 70¾in (180cm) depth 23in (58.5cm) seat height 19in (48.2cm)
by jamb London
This magical garden bench is made from solid English oak. The carefully sandblasted finish emphasises the fretwork construction of the back and highlights the grain of this truly British timber. The original example came from Saltram House on the banks of the river Plym, Devon. Robert Adam remodelled the house during the 1760s and employed Thomas Chippendale to make much of the furniture.
Height 47¼in (120cm) width 70¾in (180cm) depth 23in (58.5cm) seat height 19in (48.2cm)
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1820-Iron Chubb security gate
blacksmith iron work joined, no welding.
1818, Charles Chubb and his younger brother, Jeremiah Chubb, founded the Chubb Company and opened a workshop for making locks on Temple Street in Wolverhampton, England. Two years later, they opened a shop at 57 St.Paul's Churchyard in London.
In 1835, Charles Chubb expanded the business and took out a patent for a burglary-resistant safe. A safe works was opened shortly afterwards, in 1837, in London and in 1839 the brothers patented their first fire safe.
Following the death of Charles, the company remained in the family, being taken over by his son, John Chubb, in 1846, and then his grandchildren, John Charles, George Hayter and Harry Withers Chubb in 1872.
In 1882, the business became a private limited company and changed its name to Chubb & Sons Lock and Safe Company Ltd.
I"ve used this security gate for many years, I bought it from a farm on the Murray River at the time it was being used as a tennis court gate on the farm, I feel it had been shipped to Australia in very early times of occupation. maybe an early bank.
765x1910mm
$1,500
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Bullbeck lead trough planter
a wonderfull item, their wont be many brought to Australia a fine centerpiece.
$3,300
Bullbeck lead trough planter
a wonderfull item, their wont be many brought to Australia a fine centerpiece.
$3,300
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Australain stockist
Bulbeck Foundry
The finest hand made lead garden planters
cast and hand finished in traditional British work shop
Photos of the 2018 Chelsea London flower show
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1960s travertine from Melbourne's most iconic 1960s buildings
limet is to 8 only pieces of the stone.
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price $660 each
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Blue stone sill from my very shop, wonderful thing.
1050mm long x 270 deep x 150 mm high
one `being removed shortly $150 each
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The most fantastic 19th century iron bench. used in large country houses with cricket grounds tennis courts and croquet lawn. The wheels at one end and foot rest lifts up for easy moving. I bought this seat to Australia many years go it spent time at Musk farm Victoria then a fine home in East Melbourne. I'm delighted to own it once again. now sold |
Late 19th early 20th lead planter 380x 340mm sold |