Victorian Oak Hall Bench, Box Settle

You are viewing a gorgeous Victorian oak settle or hall bench Circa 1840 Finely carved panelled back oak Lifting lid for storage Typically used in...

This is an antique hallway settle. A Scottish, oak two seat bench or ecclesiastical pew with Gothic revival taste, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1870. Fine example of Scotti...

English oak settle hall bench, 18th c. This bench features scrolling foliate carved crest, over paneled back, curved arms on turned supports, removable seat cushion above hinged seat...

Finely carved oak hall bench or settle circa 1890 The bench opens to form a generous storage space. Various design including lions heads and dolphin These are also called a settle so...

This is a large antique hall settle. An Italian, pine and walnut bench or pew with Oriental taste, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850. Imposing in proportion and carved detail, ideal for the grand reception hall Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Pine and walnut stocks show fine grain interest throughout Presents rich caramel hues beneath a quality wax polish finish Prominent surmount hosts a field panel with galleried rail to either side Further accentuated with ball finials, carved beading and foliate patera Large decorative panels...

A strikingly attractive and rare, large antique chapel bench in lovely condition. Most likely hailing from late Victorian England, this charming oak bench has in more recent decades ...

The bench is crafted from dark-stained hardwood, likely oak, with a smooth rectangular seat. It features intricately carved legs with floral and geometric patterns, some with animal...

19th century French Hall Bench Settle Renaissance Carved Oak Cherub Black Forest. Direct from France, a beautiful antique French hall bench, large enoug...

18th century Welsh oak settle with nailhead trimmed upholstered seat, four fielded panels to the back, a molded rail at the top and shaped arms all sitting on turned baluster legs wi...

A tall bench or settle in oak with the back consisting of horizontal panel spanning the width of the back over three vertical rectangular panels, constructed in traditional floating ...