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Florentine Craftsman Catalog A KENNETH LYNCH & SONS COMPANY A KENNETH LYNCH & SONS COMPANY A KENNETH LYNCH & SONS COMPANY A KENNETH LYNCH & SONS COMPANY A message to our customers: When Florentine Craftsmen opened its doors in New York The Florentine Craftsmen product line is handcrafted on City more than 90 years ago, it was to offer Americans premises in our New York facility using the finest materials the finest in hand-crafted garden statuary and ornaments, of lead, bronze, wrought iron, cast aluminum, and stone. By fountains, gazebos, outdoor furniture, planters, and urns – all design, Florentine Craftsmen has remained a small company. in the proudest traditions of European workmanship. This is an advantage to our customers, as products are not mass-produced. Our clientele include many of the nation’s Our product line is based on original designs and molds leading landscape designers and architects. developed by Florentine Craftsmen founder Vincent Primavera. Mr. Primavera was an Italian émigré and artisan At Florentine Craftsmen, we are committed to providing the who founded the company in New York City in 1915. highest quality products and best possible service to each and every customer. We value your business and will do our utmost Today we continue the tradition and uphold the same vision, to ensure your relationship with us is a long and satisfying standards, and method of production set by Mr. Primavera. one. I invite you to call me for more information or with any We take great pride in our work, having never fractionalized questions you may have about our product line. on the talent or time it takes to maintain a process of superb craftsmanship. Maria Lynch Dumoulin, Vice President of Manufacturing Table of Contents Customization ..................................................... 1 Our Process ......................................................... 2 Furniture .............................................................. 3 Human Form Statuary .......................................13 Fountains ............................................................28 Bird Baths/Animal Statuary ...............................42 Planter & Urn Collection ...................................57 Gazebo Collection ..............................................62 Pedestals, Bases & Finials ...................................63 Sundials, Astrolabe & Light ...............................64 Finishes ..............................................................64 Rosettes & Molding ...........................................65 Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 e: [email protected] www.florentinecraftsmen.com 114 willenbrock rd. oxford, ct 06478 signature creations and customized design What truly separates Florentine Craftsmen from other product that is unique and exquisite. We work with you to companies is our ability to customize or modify almost any create original, estate quality pieces based on your vision and product in this catalog. Whether you simply want to modify our collaboration. a chair back with one of our many designs, or if you want Florentine Craftsmen are also experts in restoration and repair to provide us an original design motif, we can produce a of metal furniture and works of art. Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 | 1 a process that stands the test of time Quality in workmanship in the old world tradition is The method for the creation of a Florentine Craftsmen characteristic of the Florentine Craftsmen process. Our work of art is highly meticulous, involving the pouring skilled artisans continue to uphold the method of producing of materials, grinding, chiseling, welding and painting. the finest furniture and garden statuary in the world, reflecting The materials, as well as the construction, have never been unsurpassed craftsmanship and attention to detail. compromised. Quality control is paramount. A piece is complete after the artisan and president inspect every last detail. Only then is the Florentine Craftsmen signature of approval applied. 2 | Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 furniture Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 | 3 The Florentine Craftsmen Difference There is simply no other furniture like Florentine Craftsmen furniture. Our designs are genuine and classic, crafted to outlast new trends and stand the test of time. premium welded collection The pieces in the welded collection are laden with detail and look distinctly modern – almost a century after the designs were cast. These classic garden and terrace furnishings are solid and sturdy, made of all cast aluminum and hand-welded for superlative quality. Any item may be produced as arm and side chairs, chaise lounge, grand chair, grand ottoman, double or triple settees and tables, in any size or shape. Cushions are available for all furniture. STAR AND DOLPHIN DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Double Settee: 32” H x 40” W x 21” D Arm Chair: 31” H x 22” W x 23” D 4 | Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 Most designs may be modified to the customer’s specifications; please call for more information. NEO-CLASSIC DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Arm Chair: 31” H x 22” W x 23” D NEO-CLASSIC DESIGN NEO-CLASSIC DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum, welded Coffee Table: 18” H, 48” diameter Grand Chair: 25” W x 31” D Any size or shape available. Grand Ottoman: 25” W x 20” D Chair available with a 36” extra deep seat. Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 | 5 STAR DESIGN STAR DESIGN, STAR & DOLPHIN DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum, welded Bar Stool: 40” H x 20” D x 24” seat height Grand Ottoman: 25” W x 20” D Grand Chair: 25” W x 31” D (seat), 36” deep seat available Custom sizes available. Other motifs available. STAR DESIGN STAR DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum, welded High Rectangular Coffee Table: 18” H x 18” W x 30” D Round Dining Table: 29” H, 50” diameter Available coffee table, side table and serving table. Available coffee table, side table and serving table. Any size or shape available. Any size or shape available. 6 | Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 Most designs may be modified to the customer’s specifications; please call for more information. STAR DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Chaise Lounge: 28” W x 84” L Custom sizes available. Available with other motifs, arms, wheels and custom sizes. PALM TREE DESIGN WHEAT DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum, welded Arm Chair: 32” H x 23” W x 22 1/2” D Arm Chair: 32” H x 23” W x 22 1/2” D Complete line available. Complete line available. Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 | 7 CROSS WHIP AND HORSESHOE DESIGN FOX HUNT DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Aluminum framed, polished yellow bronze ornaments Arm Chair: 32” H x 23” W x 22” D Triple Settee: 32” H x 61” W x 22” D Available as an Arm Chair, #SC 111 and as a Double Settee, #SC 112. CROSSED WHIP AND FOX HEAD SEAHORSE AND SHELL DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum, welded Double Settee: 32” H x 42” W x 22” D Three Seat Bench: 60” L x 16” D 8 | Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 Most designs may be modified to the customer’s specifications; please call for more information. DIANA DESIGN TULIP DESIGN LYRE DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum, welded Arm Chair: 19” W x 16” D (seat size) Arm Chair: 32” H x 23” W x 22 1/2” D Arm Chair: 19” W x 14” D (seat size) Complete line available. SEAHORSE AND SHELL DESIGN SQUIRREL AND ACORN DESIGN CORINTHIAN DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum, welded Arm Chair: 21” W x 16” D (seat size) Arm Chair: 32” H x 23” W x 22 ½” D Arm Chair: 32” H x 23” W Side Chair: 32” H x 19” W Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 | 9 filigree collection There are some creations that are simply timeless. This exclusive and traditional all cast aluminum fine garden furniture will endure for generations to come. FILIGREE SEAT DESIGN FILIGREE TOP DESIGN Cast aluminum Cast aluminum Arm Chair: 31” H x 22” W x 23” D Dining Table: 28” H, 51” diameter Ornate center pedestal serves to hold an umbrella. Tables are also available 60” and 66” diameter (with legs), 36” and 46” square, and custom sized rectangles. SWAG ARM CHAISE LOUNGE FILIGREE DESIGN FILIGREE DESIGN Cast aluminum, welded Cast aluminum Cast aluminum Chaise Lounge: 28” W x 84” L Side/End Table: Coffee Table: 16” H x 19” W x 15” D 16” H x 28” W x 19” D 10 | Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 Most designs may be modified to the customer’s specifications; please call for more information. classical furniture collection These original cast aluminum pieces are among Florentine Craftsmen’s earliest furniture designs. The traditionally elegant pieces are durable and weather resistant. CLAssIC TRIPLE DOLPHIN DESIGN TABLE BASE AcANTHUS RUSTIC VINTAGE BENCH TABLE BASE SCROLL DESIGN Cast aluminum Cast aluminum Cast aluminum 33” H x 49” W 28” H 28” H x 31” W Any size top available. Can be done in other “leg” configurations to hold different sizes and shapes of table tops. ZODIAC COffEE TABLE HEART DESIGN ARM CHAIR AND VICTORIAN SIDE CHAIR AND DINING TABLE SIDE TABLE Cast aluminum, bolted Cast aluminum Cast aluminum, bolted 36” H x 16” D Coffee Table: 17” H, 30” diameter Arm Chair: 32” H x 24” W x 24” D Dining Table: 28” H, 30” diameter Side Table: 17” H x 20” W, 20” diameter Dining tables are also available. Florentine Craftsmen 1-203-264-2831 | 11 florentine stone benches and tables Limestone or cast stone benches and tables set amidst the garden, pool or patio, provide a lovely way to sit and enjoy the splendor of the surroundings. These true classics blend perfectly with classical garden scenery. Classic Cast Stone GRIFFIN CONSOLE/SERVING DECORATIVE DESIGN TABLE TABLE Cast stone STRAIGHT OR CURVED BENCH Cast stone 30” H x 60” W x 36” D Cast stone 36” H x 54” W x 24” D Available in antique stone or Straight: 17” H x 48” W x 15” D, Curved: 17” H x 58” W x 15” D Available in antique stone or natural.
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