Antique Benches

Dimensions: 34 ⅝” H x 47 ½” W x 19 ½” D

An English, pine three seat pew that dates to the late Victorian period, circa 1880. An ecclesiastical bench seat superb in proportion and finish that displays a desirable aged patina and strong English pine showing an interesting grain and beautiful hues. A full width top rail sits across a thirteen panel backrest flanked by deep winged hand-carved sides that support an accommodating seat with a height of 17”. A single plank is affixed across the back for added support and can be used as a shelf. Ideal for a hallway or entryway, this bench is delightful with appealing color and the addition of hand painted numbers, “26” and “58” on the sides. Distinctive with its rustic profile, of comfortable proportion, with solid joints and construction, this bench beams under its wax polish finish and is ready for your immediate use. Be sure to view all the images for a closer look at the details.

Dimensions: 31 ½” H x 102 ⅜” W x 18 ¼” D

An Irish early 19th century painted bench circa 1820. This bench is lovely with pleasing lines and well patinated sky blue paint. It has an attractive, shaped paneled backrest that features hand-painted rectangular designs painted in the center of each panel. It stands on three pairs of solid smooth square legs each with a straight stretcher for additional support. Strong and sturdy and ready for everyday use this charming bench will brighten up any space. The back is unpainted and shows the beauty and age of the wood underneath. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look at this antique. Seat height 18 ⅛”.

Dimensions: 32”H x 118-⅛”W x 16”D

A very long French armless pine bench from the turn of the 20th century. The hardwood is very smooth with a fine patina. The back has a comfortable slant. Three sets of rectangular legs support the whole. Pair with a long dining room table to provide a great amount of seating or use down a long hallway. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 36-1/8″H x 75-1/2″W x 23-7/8″D

An amazing painted hall bench – teeming with charm – from 19th century England. The large antique has panels with diagonally oriented wooden slats which were painted green many decades ago. The frame is finished in a dark/black paint that can still be found about the weathered wood. The seat has been left in its natural state, and a comfortable seat it is! Two drawers are hung from the bench’s bottom which have also had their fronts painted green. Their metal hardware has been painted as well. The front legs and front arm posts have been turned, and along with the rest of the bench’s frame, has patinated marvelously over the years, contributing to the bench’s overall antique, English charm. c. 1880. Seat height: 17-1/4″H.

Dimensions: 20-⅜”H x 35-½”W x 15-½”D

An extraordinary little carved oak bench from 19th century France. This wonderful petite bench was made in the Louis XVI style and has a sinuously shaped top with a cane seat that is in excellent antique condition. The shaped apron is adorned with carved floral splay details and affixed to the legs with peg and hole joinery. The six legs are turned, tapered and fluted. They are reinforced by a delicately turned stretcher. The solid oak is marvelously patinated, warm and inviting. A truly sweet little place to have a seat. C.1870