Jacobean Revival Oak Bench

Square with Fortuny upholstered seat. Turned legs with box stretcher.

With a rectangular seat with scrolled ends with circular ring decoration. The center of the seat rail with same radiating circle. Finished the same on both sides. Raised on saber leg...

Each rectangular with cylindrical handles. Raised on turned tapered legs.

A fine example of the predecessor of the chest of drawers. These were used in the 16th and 17th century British Isles to store clothing and valuables. Kept in a bedroom and today oft...

Antique English Jacobean style carved oak joint bench stool circa 1920 A good size piece. Of good solid construction. Expected signs of wear to plank top, commensurate of age, ol...

Late 19thC Oak Carved Jacobean Style Monks Bench with box seat and carved Royal King and Queen to upright with animal and swag decoration - 38"w x 19"d x 45.5"h

A modern Jacobean double bench constructed of acacia and finished in pale grey paint with a Fine rush seat is perfect at the foot of a bed. Dimensions...

A rare and impressive hall bench / settle from Moreton Hall in Lancashire United Kingdom, circa 1830s. Made of oak featuring serpentine hand carved form with lion passant holding an acorn, heavy acanthus leaf foliate and swags. The bench showcases impressive dog bone arms with ornate scrolling. The seat is supported by robust legs carved throughout with scrolled foot over plinth. The settle is a true masterpiece! Included with the bench is an original antique oil painting of the great house. The painting is by Harry Bloomfield (1883-1941) Moreton Hall, Whalley, was situated on the lower slopes of Whalley Nab, off the road from Whalley towards Accrington (now the A680) about a quarter of a mile from Portfield Bar and just over a mile South-South-East of Whalley. The Hall was a Jacobean style mansion built in 1833 by John Webster...