Coalbrookdale specialist supplier and restorer
Coalbrookdale benches - the most famous and collectable of the Victorian foundries since the 1840s.
The Victorians loved their gardens and Coalbrookdale's naturalistic designs. Queen Victoria herself was a customer.
Original Coalbrookdale's always available, get in touch for details.
Coalbrookdale Gothic Bench
This one is sold but we have another six foot gothic bench in stock but with cast iron slats, available in your choice of colour.
Coalbrookdale Oak & Ivy Bench
This one is sold but we have another available in your choice of colour.
Coalbrookdale Cast Iron Table
A rare Coalbrookdale cast iron table with perforated top and arched stretcher. Shown in red primer waiting for your choice of colour
Serpent & Grape Bench
An unusual Serpent & Grape bench with cast iron backrest in geometric pattern
Coalbrookdale Fern & Blackberry
Coalbrookdale Strapwork Bench
Super heavy weight strapwork bench, six foot long, as it is or fully refurbished.
Coalbrookdale Waterplant Bench
Six foot long Waterplant bench, this one sold, another in stock.
Coalbrookdale Osmunda Fern Bench
An interesting Osmunda fern bench, I do like the pheasants on the terminals.
Coalbrookdale Nasturtium Bench
Coalbrookdale six foot Nasturtium benches, choice in stock. Have one painted in your own colour. Seat number 44 in the 1875 Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue.
Coalbrookdale Cast Iron Bench
I love the Griffin armrest terminals on this bench, beautifully cast and with the typical domes brass nuts holding the back panel to the ends. Number 26 in the 1875 Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue, small size would suit any garden.
Coalbrookdale Nasturtium Bench
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.
Coalbrookdale Fern & Blackberry Bench
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 Lily of the Valley Bench
A rather fabulous original Lily of the Valley bench. Shown in red primer, available in your choice of colour, this one the version with the domed brass nuts. Bench number 36 in the Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue 1875, a design first registered at The Public Records Office 8/2/1864
Coalbrookdale Fern & Blackberry Bench
One of the most recognisable of all the Coalbrookdale designs is the Fern & Blackberry. We always have five and six foot examples available and sometimes chairs. Seat number 29 in the 1875 Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue.
Coalabrookdale Italian Bench
This Coalbrookdale Italian bench is available as it is or fully restored in your choice of colour.
Coalbrookdale Peacock Bench
An original Coalbrookdale cast iron bench with cast iron seat.
Coalbrookdale Nasturtium Bench
Several options available on Nasturtium slatted benches, this one is in stock and available for immediate delivery.
Coalbrookdale Nasturtium Bench
A pair of Coalbrookdale cast iron Nasturtium benches small size two seaters. Shown in red primer ready for your choice of colour.
Coalbrookdale Horse Chestnut Bench
A fabulous bench is crusty rusty paint.
Coalbrookdale Cast Iron Bench
Two pairs of Lily Pad bench ends in stock, have them made up in your choice of colour.
Coalbrookdale Serpent & Grape Bench
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.
Coalbrookdale Medieval Bench
Coalbrookdale Medieval bench, available fully refurbished in your choice of colour. Seat number 52 in the 1875 Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue.
Coalbrookdale Elizabethan Bench
Elizabethan benches in stock with wooden or cast iron slats, seat number 16 in the 1875 Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue.
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