Three little chairs in three charming styles

Three petite chairs for you and your young ones to enjoy:




1) Small, blue, wooden chair: $25





2) A storybook disguised as a metal patio chair featuring an elephant seatback: $45

Seat ~12" high, back ~25" high.





3) Handcrafted, rustic, bentwood twig chair: $95

Seat ~10" high, back ~24" high, width ~20"

   

Oh! And a long coffee table, just because:

It's 64" long x 22" wide x 16" tall. That's a lot of coffee table :^)

Too chilly to garden? Try adding some sculpture...

Two charming, cast resin garden sculptures, ~14" tall,
ivory paint chipping off in a shabby chic sort of way.

A happily day-dreaming young girl with her cat, $12,
and a hospitably large pineapple oops! it's an acanthus finial $18

The first day of spring and patio furniture has arrived

A lovely day to be out of doors, and here's the spot for it. New from the box, consigned for $125:

This set folds flat for winter storage:

Learning about "basket twist" in wrought iron

Wrought Iron Floor Candelabra "Basket Twist" detail
Originally uploaded by TheLivingRoominKenmore

Cynthia has consigned two elegant floor candelabra. Each stands 55" tall and holds 3 pillar candles.

The pattern of twisted iron in the upright arms seems Celtic to me, but I can't find that it is. However, I did stumble upon the correct term to describe this type of iron work: "basket twist" or "blacksmith's twist". There's even a website that describes how you can make it yourself, if you happen to have a forge handy:

http://www.anvilfire.com/iForge/tutor/btwist/index.htm

Here's a view of half the pair, full-length. One thinks of floor candelabra for weddings, but these would also serve well in many other settings, indoors and out: