Graceful Late Nineteenth Century Iron Garden Table - 28" x 35¾"

This late nineteenth century iron garden table features beautifully scrolling legs and a richly layered surface with traces of its original paint softened by time. The top retains a warm, gently weathered pale tone and includes a central hole for a parasol, a charming and practical detail typical of well made garden furniture of the period. The legs show a textured mix of exposed metal, muted greens, and soft rust hues that have developed through decades of outdoor use, resulting in a mottled patina full of depth and character. The pierced feet were designed so the table could be secured to the ground, ensuring stability in windy weather or on uneven garden paths.

Perfect for a terrace, conservatory, or shaded garden corner, this table brings both sculptural elegance and a quiet sense of history to its surroundings. Its graceful curves pair beautifully with terracotta pots, wicker seating, or soft linens, creating an inviting place for morning coffee or an afternoon drink. It can also be used indoors as a distinctive side table, where its weathered colors and timeworn patina introduce a relaxed and romantic character that enriches both rustic and contemporary interiors.