Stock List | Gallery of Gardens / Exterior

I'm never sure how old these things are, at least 100 years but they may well go back a couple of hundred years before that, or even earlier but they were certainly made to last and look oh so much ni...

Lovely pair of original bench ends, ready stripped and with no damage as far as I can see. We've never had so many iron benches in stock, and I'm sure we won't again. And now we ...

Just the one of these, but a nice old hopper with no splits and both its lugs still in place. We used to sell quite a few of these to be used as flower boxes to be fixed to the wall....

Every time I clamber onto a roof and manhandle these things down I swear that I'll never do it again and yet here are 3 lovely pots with heart cut outs that we recently removed from a cottage in Lanar...

At just over 70 inches tall, almost 6 feet, these have to be the tallest octagonal pots made. They came from a house in Dunoon and are more like columns than chimneys!...

We very rarely get original garden benches in, and then we get offered these! Enough to make up 7 from a bowling club on the east coast (one bench is to be cannibalised to repair 2 others, so 5 are go...

Originally these were the dividers from a stables in Bearsden, but they have eyelets so could be used to hang gates, but they'd be rather nice just set into the garden for things to climb up (plants n...

Originally part of a fancy roof top, what would have been 4 sections of decorative metal railings. the length of the best 2 bits are 62 inches, so each section was about 31 long and these 2 bits are p...

First lead ones we've ever had, and what a weight! Featuring what look like a pair of hawks, lead hoppers were originally 18th century or earlier but these are late Victorian/early C.20th copies. Not ...

We don't usually take in wrought iron gates, but we thought these were particularly good, nice design, blasted and primed and ready to go. Very hard to date these things as in theory they can still be...

Couple of nice small (33.5 inches wide) garden gates from a job we did up Dundee way.About my favourite style, this bent wire style and one of them has a lovely handle, real local blacksmith stuff. Ki...

I'm pretty sure this is now sold, but I'm putting it on the site just for the record-not that we'll get any more as in the battle of Men Vs Stone, the stone very nearly won. Cracking bit of sto...

fresh from being dug out of a lawn in the pouring rain (where they were actually buried under the turf). There are about 50 of these measuring 15 inches, which is longer than the norm....

Simple but sturdy double gates which, for once we managed to buy with their original gateposts and even (though a bit bent) their catches. Sizes to follow. Gateposts now sold....

Not something we see very often at all, maybe that tale about all the metal railings going for the war effort is true, but this is one of a couple of little cast iron single gates we recently bought. ...

Great selection of really tall chimney pots that came from a mansion house currently being pulled down in Lanarkshire. It was built in 1814 and we have 20 pots of two slightly different styles. ...

Having had none for ages, suddenly several gates turn up. These nice cast iron gates were languishing in a builder's yard for many years & have a total width of 108'' & are 65.25'' tall to the top of ...

Approx. 46.5'' wide & 51'' tall. Heavy cast iron gate. Its pretty unusual to get old cast iron gates, all that business about the war and so on. I'm not sure how these survived, but the whole street (...

A selection of pots that we bought last week, including a nice set of seven rather slim pots (37'' tall). All in great condition. Only five of the thinner pots left....

Single gate from a church in the East end of Glasgow which was pulled down back in the '80's. The church was built in the 1890's, so this good solid gate will probably date from then. The central moti...

Single pot we bought from a house in Airdrie....

Very large heavy gates from a job we did last year in Fife. Each gate is 79 inch's wide so the total opening would be 158 inches and they are 80 tall. They were built to be really solid, which is just...

just a few of our latest chimney pot arrivals, not the oldest ones in the world, but a batch from a 1930's bungalow and another lot from the re-developement of the Raploch estate in Stirling (apparent...

Huge cast iron hopper from a school outside Edinburgh. Its 29 inches long and would make a pretty good planter....

These came from a large house near Airdrie and weigh an absolute ton. I've mislaid the measurements( I'm doing this from home at night) but I remember that they have a 12 foot opening, which should be...