Antique American Cast Iron "White House" Garden Benchcirca 1850, attributed to Janes, Beebe & Co., New York, in the Rococo revival taste, black paint, scalloped crest rail with foliate decoration, pierced arched back, open scroll work seat, graduated pierced C scroll arm panels, scrolled feet, the back of the seat rail with faint maker's stamp (illegible); square bolt construction.37.5 x 62.5 x 19 in.Noted as the patterned bench seen in the Rose Garden of the White House originally ordered under President Fillmore, and still on the South Lawn today.Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com Condition Report Paint loss and surface rusting; the back with approximately three old small metal plate supports now covered with years and layers of paint; crack to the upper right quadrant of back.