This colourful bird has a delightful metallic copper and silver plumage that will age and slowly weather gracefully if left outside.

She stands well on her own, but can be pegged down if so required.

A folding stand and removeable wooden tray, this is a perfect solution for taking for afternoon tea in the garden or summerhouse, without the rigmarole of getting the furniture out or balancing cups on grass (never easy:).
The tray has rope handles for easy carrying.
Made of rustic softwood, store inside when not in use.
All now one needs; is Jeeves…

Made of metal in a distressed antique cream painted finish, this vintage style rectory bench makes for a lovely tree seat.
The circular bench fits fully round the tree and the inside diameter is 69cms.

It is a lovely wedding gift or anniversary present.

The seat comes flat packed and requires some easy self-assembly.

Made from galvanised steel zinc with a powder coated finish.
The can has a very fine gauge brass rose for watering of delicate plants and seedlings which can be removed if required. The curved spout ensures a perfect flow of water. Supplied in a presentation gift box, it makes a special gift for any keen plant owner that they will treasure forever.

The cutest indoor watering can (can there be such as thing?) ever.

Capacity 1 litre.

Made from resin with a textured stone finish texture this stargazing hare is a lovely addition to the garden.
Frost resistant.

There are 4 feeding holes each with its own perch for the bird to sit on. The bird seed is protected from rain, snow and wind and will not fall out if the house sways slightly in the wind.
The feeder does not need fixing but can be hung from a tree or a hook with the cord provided.
The bird feeder holds 2.2 litres of bird food. Handcrafted in weatherproof larch wood.

As featured in the London Evening Standard November 2009.

Based on a sculpture by Michael Talbot. Would look equally relaxed inside as well as out. Made of resin with a bronzed finish.

If you like hares in the garden, you might also want to look at the Stone Garden Hare and the Cast Iron Moon-gazing Hares.

We commissioned this sturdy bird bath based on an old design we had seen, but couldn’t find anywhere.

The bath is made in resin, but has a traditional lead-like appearance. The underneath of the bowl has a beautiful leaf pattern to make the bird bath even more special.

Deep enough for blackbirds to bathe, place if possible, near to a window and enjoy watching the birds bathing.

Frost resistant.

Bird in Flight seed holder, made from high fired unglazed porcelain is suitable to hold bird seed for smaller garden birds.

It is supplied with a long metal stake, so it can be pushed easily into the ground. The feeder looks lovely in amongst the borders and is a great way to attract smaller birds such as blue tits and robins in to the garden.

The feeder has holes in the base to allow water to drain through and is frost resistant.

NB Please note the actual weight of this item is 360g, however the weight is shown here as 3kg for technical reasons because of it’s length to avoid it being sent by Royal Mail, who despite having vans big enough to carry large garden tools in the old days, now see this as a special so it will be despatched by courier instead.

Antiqued cast iron holder with a traditional shaped long tom in a classic blue and white antiqued finish.
The pot has a drainage hole and the panel has hanging holes for screws (not supplied).
Two would look great either side of a door.
The pot is made in cast concrete and is frost resistant.

Simple rustic style hanging bird table in metal with a distressed aged iron finish. Complete with chain and hook.

Full length of the bird feeder with chain and hook is 70cm

This ceramic teapot nester can be easily fitted on to a wall or fence.

Suitable for robins and wagtails.

As with all nesting boxes site between 2 and 5 metres above ground out of reach of predators. Ideally face between the northeast and southeast to avoid facing the sun and westerly winds.

Frost resistant.

Comes with pre-drilled holes for easy fixing either with a screws (washers provided) or wire (if fixing to a tree).

As seen in the Sunday Telegraph November 2011 and Evening Standard December 2011.