A gritstone trough, 19th c, 49cm w, a Victorian-style white painted wrought iron and wirework garden chair and miscellaneous reconstituted stone g...
FOUR PLANTERS TO INCLUDE TWO TROUGHS AND TWO TERRACOTTA CHIMNEY POTS
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 186cm L x 83cm W x 46cm D
A huge stone trough, 220cm w x 136cm D
Large stone trough, 266 x 68 x 58cm
X2 Sections of a large sandstone trough/sink, measures approx 226cm L x 61cm W x 20cm D
X3 Sandstone skink sections, possibly all from the same sink/trough, total measurement approx 350cm L x 50cm W x 20cm D
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 170cm L x 76cm W x 45cm D
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 170cm L x 76cm W x 45cm D
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 172cm L x 76cm W x 47cm D
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 170cm L x 76cm W x 47cm D
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 170cm L x 76cm W x 47cm D
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 170cm L x 76cm W x 45cm D
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 184cm L x 84cm W x 46cm D
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 177cm L x 98cm W x 40cm D
Large 200 year old gritstone trough, reclaimed from a local quarry, 175cm L x 76cm W x 46cm D
Large stone trough, 266 x 68 x 58cm
Huge stone trough, 177cm L x 136c W x 48cm D
Sandstone trough, 22cm H x 85cm L x 76cm W
Sandstone trough, 22cm H x 75cm L x 66cm W
A reconstituted stone chimney pot; a stoneware chimney crown and a stone trough
A cast iron circular pig trough. Diameter 90cm.
A pair of early 20th century cast iron chicken feeding troughs, 46cm wide, c.1920
A large 19th century carved stone trough, height 31cm, width 73cm, depth 58cm.
A 19th century carved stone rectangular trough, height 13cm, width 108cm, depth 51cm.
A 19th century carved stone rectangular trough, height 14cm, width 77cm, depth 56cm.
A RECTANGULAR LEAD PLANTER decorated in relief with festoons and floral motifs, 22cm high x 60cm wide x 42cm deep; together with a reconstituted s...
Pair of white painted cast iron garden troughs, each decorated with an urn flanked by swags, 59cm x 20cm x 16cm high
A pair of rectilinear garden troughs. 17" wide and an oval garden vase (3)
A pair of garden troughs. 30" wide
A Stone Trough/Sink, of typical rectangular form108cm by 51cm by 20cm
A Pair of Rectangular Lead Garden Planters, each of trough form with moulded border and leaf-decorated frieze 90cn by 45cm by 22cm
A white painted cast iron garden trough, of basket weave design, 88cm wide
A cast stone garden trough, 74cm wide74w x 55d x 28h cm
A carved sandstone garden trough, planted with succulents76w x 51d x `15h cm
A cast stone garden trough, 58cm wide58w x 47d x30h cm
Three cast stone garden troughs, of basketweave design, 51cm wide, together with a pair smaller (5)
A stone circular garden trough with naturalistic finish, dia. 47.5cm, together with a further reconstituted stone shallow garden circular trough (...
A collection of sundry reconstituted stone garden effects, to include numerous planters, long trough, gnome, and animal figures, etc
A STONE TROUGH, of rectangular form, with oval carved bowl, 30cm long, 95cm wide, 60cm deep
A VINTAGE CAST IRON AND COMPOSITE STONE 'TWA220' LONG INDUSTRIAL TROUGH SINK, the top section raised on brass pipes and taps standing in a long t...
Cast iron pig feeder trough { 13cm H X 182cm W X 20cm D }. NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW IN PERSON
Large 19th century D shaped stone troughDimensions: Height: 43cm Length/Width: 139cm Depth/Diameter: 78cm
Two 19th century rectangular stone troughs (W72cm, D46cm, H25cm & W70cm, D44cm, H23cm)
Large 19th century rectangular stone trough Dimensions: Height: 25cm Length/Width: 123cm Depth/Diameter: 61cm
An old well-patinated weathered granite trough 85 x 55 x 28cm
An antique treen stool, window trough with metal strapwork and a pine basket with shaped handle.
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