A late 19th century cast and wrought iron Arras garden seat, on horse’s hoof feet with brass makers plaque inscribed 'Société Anonyme de Sazint-Sauveur'
Dimensions: 160 cm wide
Condition: minor restorations
Reference: ANT042016
Literature:
The factories of GRASSIN and SAINT-SAUVEUR, established in Arras (France), were specialized in casting of iron and small art ironwork. From 1840 onwards until deep in the twenties, the garden seats and furniture were quite innovative and at the same time very strong for their era. The seats were produced by semi- circular iron bars (much stronger than flat iron). Joining together was effected by riveting.