Antique Fine Quality Georgian Oak Settle Bench Seat c.1790 Elegant 18th Century

Antique fine quality Georgian mahogany elbow, carver or desk chair 18th Century. Very rare, with an elegant design and fine detailed carving! No loose joints or woodworm. The upholstery is in very good order with no significant wear or major marks. Overall maximum dimensions: 63cmW x 61cmD x 97cmH (44cmH seat when sat on, 69cm high arms) Good very antique...

Antique quality oak armchair elbow desk chair C1915, in the style of Charles II. Solid, heavy and strong, with no loose joints or woodworm. Full of age, character and charm. A ver...

A circa 1780 English oak settle or bench of stately carved details. With a finely paneled back of grand proportions–long enough to comfortably seat three or four people–this lovely s...

An English Georgian period oak bench from the 18th century with solid carved back, out-scrolling arms and new custom upholstered cushion. This exquisite English Georgian period oak bench from the 18th century is a remarkable piece of furniture that encapsulates the elegance and craftsmanship of its era. With a solid carved back that leans slightly for comfort, this bench features simple yet refined panel carvings that exude a timeless appeal. The out-scrolling arms add a touch of sophistication and grace, inviting one to sit and linger in its comfort. Newly adorned with a custom upholstered cushion, this bench marries the sturdiness of its oak construction with the softness and modernity of contemporary fabric. This juxtaposition not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also increases its functionality and comfort, making it a versatile addition to any home. Placed in a foyer, this bench offers a welcoming spot for guests to remove shoes or pause for a moment. In a living room, it provides additional seating that is both stylish and practical, blending seamlessly with both traditional and modern decor. Its straight legs ensure stability, while its historical charm and new upholstery breathe new life into this antique, making it a focal point in any space. The English Georgian bench...