Monumental Wallace Neff-Designed Sundial Bench

This piece was not only originally designed by Wallace Neff but is also shown in his original sketch of the Fred Niblo house built in 1924. We were fortunate enough to not only enter the famous estate and find this historical architectural treasure, but also to hand-salvage the piece ourselves.

Introducing the Wallace Neff-Designed Concrete Sundial Bench, a living testament to architectural brilliance and historical significance. This exceptional piece originated from the historic Fred Nieblo house, lending it an air of grandeur and heritage.

What truly sets this sundial bench apart is the meticulous attention to detail in its design. We possess the original sketches drawn and hand signed that Wallace Neff meticulously crafted, providing a unique glimpse into the creative process of this renowned architect. These sketches served as the blueprint for the sundial, a fusion of art and function that has captivated generations.

This extraordinary sundial bench is a sight to behold. At its foundation, a bench adorned with sculpted lion legs invites you to sit amidst regal splendor. Rising from its center, a majestic aged patina metal sundial stands tall, adorned with intricately carved numerals. This functional work of art allows you to measure time while basking in the exquisite craftsmanship of Neff’s design.

By owning this Neff-designed concrete sundial bench, you bring a piece of architectural history into your own outdoor space. Revel in the historical connection to the Fred Nieblo house, admire the original sketches that birthed this masterpiece, and immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of a sundial that marries artistry and functionality. Don’t miss the opportunity to make this exceptional creation a centerpiece of your world.

Salvaged From Historic Fred Niblo House

Please note that there are 10 pieces total that go together to make this piece. The bench itself is section into four pieces that sit on for separate lion legs.
Weight is probably over 800 lbs. solid concrete