Coalbrookdale specialist supplier and restorer

Coalbrookdale Elizabethan bench with cast iron slats, unrestored in crusty paint, seat number 16 in the Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue. Options with wooden slats also available.

Coalbrookdale Fern & Blackberry bench, unrestored in crusty white paint, this one top of the range with seat frame and fabulous front stretcher. Seat number 29 in the Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue. Several options available including single chairs.

Cast as fruiting vines this popular design is shown in red primer waiting for your choice of colour. Seat number 18 in the Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue, several examples in stock.

Super rare small size Horse Chestnut bench shown exactly as it came in, you could buy it as it is or fully refurbished in the colour of your choice.

Coalbrookdale table number 37 in the 1875 Catalogue, available as it is or fully refurbished in the colour of your choice.

Coalbrookdale Convolvulus, the earliest of all the Coalbrookdale plant based designs.

Coalbrookdale 'Ovals', seat number 76 in the Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue, shown in red primer, available in your choice of colour.

Coalbrookdale cast iron bench, shown in red primer with five foot long Iroko slats, available in your choice of colour, two available. Seat number 81 in the Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue.

A super rare Coalbrookdale Medieval bench, six foot, available fully refurbished in your choice of colour. Seat number 52 in the 1875 Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue. We also have a six foot bench with slatted back panel in stock.

An original Coalbrookdale cast iron bench shown in crusty old paint, a fabulous example, often referred to as the 'peacock' design. First registered in April 1853 and much copied, design registration number 90928.

Dont you just love the griffin heads on the armrest terminals of this original Coalbrookdale bench, number 26 in the 'Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue'. This one shown in Sir Lutyens Sage, one in stock available in the colour of your choice.

Coalbrookdale 'Elizabethan', seat number 16 in the Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue. Shown in red primer waiting for your choice of colour, five foot long, two available with wooden slats and one with cast iron seat and backrest. Slat support and stretcher still to be fitted, the wooden slatted benches can be supplied shorter if required.

Number 82 in the Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue, this bench eight feet long and fitted with substantial Iroko planks.

Looking fabulous in 'garden' green paint this five foot 'fern & blackberry bench after full restoration in our own workshop.

Super rare top of the range Coalbrookdale Fern & Blackberry bench with seat frame, wonderful foundry marks saying 'COALBROOKDALE'. shown in red primer, have it finished in the colour of your choice.

Six foot Gothic bench with rare cast iron slats, shown in its weathered crusty paint, buy it as it is or fully restored in your choice of colour. This is a big heavy bench. We also have a five foot available, see below.

Several sets of these Coalbrookdale Nasturtium bench ends in stock, have a set built up in the colour of your choice. Bench number 86 in the 1894 Spring Catalogue. These 'pad' feet dont sink into soft ground.

I know there were a lot of Fern & Blackberry benches made and they were much copied but this one is the super rare seat frame version. It says Coalbrookdale on the top of the front seat rail and has the typical domed brass nuts holding it all together. Available in your choice of colour with new hardwood slats.

Coalbrookdale Italian bench fully restored in your choice of colour, seat number 17 in the Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue.

An original Coalbrookdale cast iron bench with cast iron seat.

Several options available on Nasturtium slatted benches, this one is in stock and available for immediate delivery.

A fabulous bench is crusty rusty paint.

Another of the most popular designs is the Serpent & Grape, this one with cast iron slats and shown in red primer waiting for your choice of colour. Several in stock. Seat number 9 in the 1875 Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue, a design first registerd 6 April 1844.