The Garden, Home & Commercial Assets Sale brings together an eclectic mix of decorative, practical and specialist lots, with pieces suited to gardens, homes, trades and business use. From classical statuary and architectural features to tools, leisure equipment and vehicles, the catalogue offers buyers the chance to discover useful and characterful items across a wide range of categories.

Below, we take a look at a small selection of highlights from the wider sale.

Decorative Garden Pieces

For buyers looking to add structure, character or a focal point to an outdoor space, the sale includes a strong selection of garden statuary and decorative pieces. Among the highlights is a pair of classical style cast stone garden urns, each of campana form with gadrooned body, mask decoration and loop handles, raised on square bases and finished with a weathered white patina. Estimated at £300 to £500, they offer the kind of traditional garden presence that works well flanking an entrance, terrace or pathway. Also of note is a pair of cast stone heraldic lions with plinths, each standing upright with forepaws resting upon shields. With an estimate of £300 to £500, they bring a bold architectural feel and would suit a garden entrance, driveway or courtyard setting.

Further decorative highlights include a 20th century composition stone garden figure, modelled as a kneeling female nude with arms raised behind her head, mounted on an integral cushion above a decorative square pedestal. Estimated at £300 to £400, it is joined by a cast stone Romeo and Juliet group on fluted column pedestal, offered with an estimate of £200 to £300.

Architectural Features & Period Details

The catalogue also includes architectural and period style pieces that could appeal to buyers working on garden projects, property restoration or interior schemes. A Victorian wrought iron vineyard gate stands out, with ornate scrollwork, foliate decoration, shaped cresting and a central decorative panel, finished in rustic black paint. Estimated at £150 to £250, it has the potential to add character to a garden entrance, courtyard or decorative interior setting. Another period highlight is an early Victorian lead fronted window box, of rectangular form with moulded borders and three applied flowerhead roundels, finished in a distressed green. With an estimate of £150 to £250, it combines age, texture and decorative appeal.

Smaller architectural and reclamation pieces include a 19th century lyre-form boot scraper on block, estimated at £50 to £100, and a cast iron fire surround, also estimated at £50 to £100. These lots offer accessible opportunities for buyers seeking practical period detail or decorative salvage pieces.

Practical Home, Garden & Leisure Lots

Alongside the decorative garden and architectural lots, the sale includes a useful selection of home, garden and leisure items. A rattan garden furniture set, comprising a corner sofa, rectangular glass top table, side table and two armchairs, carries an estimate of £400 to £500 and offers a ready-made seating arrangement for outdoor entertaining.
For garden maintenance, a Honda GCV160 petrol lawnmower, Izy model, with rear grass collector, grey deck and red engine cover, is offered with an estimate of £50 to £100
Among the home and leisure lots is a Yamaha Clavinova CLP-635R electric piano, estimated at £200 to £400, while transport and mobility highlights include a Cyrusher XF690 Plus electric fat tyre bicycle, estimated at £300 to £500, and a TGA Scoozy mobility scooter, estimated at £2,000 to £3,000.

Browse the Sale

With garden statuary, architectural features, furniture, tools, leisure equipment, vehicles and home assets all represented, the Garden, Home & Commercial Assets Sale offers a varied catalogue for private buyers, trades and businesses alike.

Whether you are looking for a statement garden feature, a practical piece of equipment or something useful for the home or workplace, this sale is well worth exploring. Browse the catalogue and bid now.

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