An iron framed workbench with two levels and fitted with castors.
Item Measurements
160cm x 60 cm x 80 cm high.
Price A$450
Category Archives: Outdoor Furniture
Shutters Screens Louvre Doors Window Egypt Antique Indoor Outdoor
A pair of narrow antique louvre design shutters made in Egypt in the early 1900’s
Item Measurements
22 cm wide x 205 cm high x 3 cm thick.
Price A$90 for two.
Marble Hall Console Table Iron Frame Garden
A marble top hall table in the Gothic style. The frame is made of iron and suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
Item Measurements
130 cm wide x 35 cm deep and 94 cm high.
Price A$425
Cafe Balcony Garden Outdoor Table and 2 Chairs. Now Sold.
An outdoor table with an iron frame and two chairs. Very stylish but slightly wobbly. We feel this could be rectified.
Item Measurements
77 cm wide x 71 cm deep
Price A$145
Teak Garden Bench Verandah Balcony Antique Style
A particularly well made, strong, solid and comfortable antique style garden bench. Though best left under shelter it could easily be weatherproofed with some marine varnish to give a long life exposed to the elements.
Item Measurements
175 cms wide,
60 cms deep and 107 cms high at the back. Price $195
Garden Seat Bench Bowling Club Outdoor Seating
Item Description
A sturdy but rough garden seat made with the traditional wooden slats and iron strap work ( not rust damaged, as is often the case). $145
Item Measurements
153 cms wide x 60 cms deep and 77 cms high at the back.
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About Us
We have been operating for 30 years, selling antique furniture on consignment from this Victorian terrace shop.
The item you are currently viewing online can be inspected seven days a week at Grays 303 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne. Open Monday to Saturday 10 to 5, and Sunday from 12 to 5. Phone 96905557
Adirondack Outdoor Verandah Balcony Chair
Painted in an industrial finish this classic Adirondack easy chair would look good on your balcony or verandah. $155
Item Measurements
68 cms wide x 90 cms deep, and 70 cms high at the back.
