Howgego Historic Modern Patio and Garden Furniture

- Classic contemporary design using new materials and production methods. - The transparency gives a versatility and spaciousness in the historic and modern interior. - Pair and juxtapose beautifully with antique furniture and historic interiors. - The light weight and stackability means that they can be moved around and stored easily. - The material used makes the chair suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and it will not lose its transparency from exposure to UV rays. -The first completely transparent chair...

An unusual and characterful teak table with a recess for storage on lockable castors suitable for outside use in the garden, patio, conservatory. Weathered to a beautiful silver grey...

A rare, 5ft long English country house, parkland, garden, patio or conservatory, teak, rocking bench. Made from the highest quality teak, probably Burmese, ...

Rare pair of early/mid-20th century, weathered, teak, garden benches. The back rails carved with verses from 'God's Garden' by Dorothy Frances Gurney, 'The Kiss of the sun for pardon...

A massive, 8ft long, pair of stylish, classic, English country house, parkland, garden, patio or conservatory benches. Made from the highest quality teak, probably Burmese, with a slat back and seat, the rail and slatted back above a concave seat with two square armrests. Left side seat rails bearing round labels for Lister teak. These elegant benches are weathered to a beautiful silver grey and durable as the natural oil in teak ensures they can sit for decades in the landscape. Bearing makers round label Green Brothers, Lister Teak, Hailsham, East Sussex Provenance : Private Collection, English parkland, East Sussex Related : A smaller bench in National Trust Collection by Green Brothers, NT 813930.1 Length 244cm., 96"; back height 97cm., 38" ; seat height 40cm 16" ; depth 64cm., 25" Lister is a worldwide market leader producing high quality, luxury teak garden and outdoor leisure furniture. In 1883. Robert Ashton Lister began his lifelong interest in wood, particularly teak, with the production of superb quality garden furniture products bearing his name. Much of the company’s early design, the foundation for its traditional range, is based on the early collaborations between eminent British architect Sir Edward Landseer...