Antique Oak Bench

Oak bench the headed finials above carved backrests with scrolling details, above a planked seat surrounded by outswept arms.

A primitive oak bench, with a thick seat and faceted tenon legs.

Antique handmade oak bench featuring a weathered top and splayed legs. 68”L x 20”D x 18”H

Late 19th C Italian painted and carved oak bench with lift up lid. 1890 The seat has been newly upholstered in Calico and a 2"thick foam seat.

19th century Victorian carved oak bench circa 1890. Victorian bench made from earlier elements, named and dated 1775. 

These are a fabulous pair of totally original 6 legged oak benches. They are made entirely from oak and have a wonderful colour to them.

19th century oak bench from France with the most glorious hand carved decoration we have had the privilege to offer.

This 19th century French primitive oak bench is a beautifully understated example of vernacular craftsmanship, valued for its honesty of form and material.

Stunning antique Spanish Renaissance light oak bench, called "escaño" in Spain, believed to date from the early 20th century.

The bench is formed from thick, weighty oak boards, joined with the straightforward practicality typical of provincial workshops.

A finely aged example of French Provincial craftsmanship, this mid‑19th‑century oak bench from around 1850 embodies the quiet elegance and rural authenticity that define the vernacul...

19th-Century Renaissance Revival Oak Bench in Dark Brown A two-seater bench in the Renaissance Revival style made of solid oak wood.

A stunning, late 19th Century Gothic Revival oak bench with a pierced tracery back with finials, shaped back legs and stepped front legs.

Circa 1920's hand made bench by Marshall Laird Los Angeles. This is a wonderful oak bench with a beveled edge around the top and pegged construction, following down to a carved ap...

This is a 19th Century Oak English Bench. It is a long substantial hall bench perfect for an entryway or living room.

Rectangular top with molded edge. Molded and simply carved frieze and turned legs joined by stretchers.

Comprising early elements and well executed and authentic looking with a rectangular top over a carved frieze. Turned carved legs with a box stretcher.

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

This 19th century French primitive oak bench is a beautifully understated example of vernacular craftsmanship, valued for its honesty of form and material.

This 19th century French primitive oak bench is a beautifully understated example of vernacular craftsmanship, valued for its honesty of form and material.

An English bleached oak bench from the 19th century with carved wooden back, downswept arms, cabriole legs and custom cushion.

a fine Gothic-style oak chest bench. Lovely unusual model. The story about this bench is this is a chest dating from the late 16th century, transformed into a bench during the 19th c...

Carved from solid oak that has mellowed into a warm, time‑softened patina, the bench embodies the quiet elegance of everyday life in the French countryside.

Extremely rare 17th century bench made from oak with a newly upholstered top in linen with single welt decoration.

A richly carved English oak bench from the 19th century, notable for its architectural backrest, scalloped apron, and turned finials.

A rare French/Brittany carved oak bench from the late 19th century, fitted with original carved French Renaissance portrait panels from circa, 1560.

An extremely handsome and most impressive pair of French 19th century Renaissance st. patinated dark oak benches, circa 1870. Each bench is raised by fine scrolled feet below the str...

This English oak bench dates to the 19th century and exemplifies the direct, utilitarian craftsmanship of period country furniture.

This distinctive antique rustic bench from the French Alps is hand carved from a single thick slab of solid oak, retaining its raw, organic edges and expressive tool marks throughout.

Rare, unusual and decorative bench, decorated with numerous carved human heads and lion finials. The bulbous turned legs and backrest are connected by flat, reeded stretchers.

A good antique French oak bench or pew, freshly & professionally reupholstered with vintage 1960s "Chief Joseph" pattern wool fabric by Pendleton Woolen Mills, in the Henri II st...

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

Oak high back bench with detailed carving. Birds, fruit basket, flowers, winged male figures, and carved flourishes are seen throughout the back.

A rare 17th‑century Jacobean bench in solid oak, exemplifying the robust craftsmanship and decorative vocabulary of early English furniture.

Each bench is fashioned from thick oak planks, joined with the straightforward, durable construction typical of countryside workshops.

English, 19th century (or earlier) bench constructed of expertly turned wood legs and stretchers. The rectangular and comfortable seat is presently dressed in a plain white canvas of...

English, 19th century (or earlier) bench constructed of expertly turned wood legs and stretchers. The rectangular and comfortable seat is presently dressed in a plain white canvas of...

19th-Century English Gothic Revival Oak Bench — A Carved Homage to the Tudor Age Crafted in solid oak and richly carved on every surface, this exceptional 19th-century English bench...

Spanish Renaissance Revival bench crafted in solid oak, Early 20th century.

19th Century English Georgian Style Oak Bench / Stool with Cabriole Legs and Pad Feet

Elevate a hallway, entry, or foot-of-bed setting with this elegant antique French bench, crafted in solid oak circa 1880. The piece is defined by its refined, architectural silhouett...

19th-century Hungarian oak peg-leg bench featuring carved arms and back support, with splayed peg legs typical of European country furniture.

This is a very stylish, late 19th century French hall bench. Upholstered beautifully in Vaas by Emma Grant.

19th Century French large, antique oak wooden chest or low sideboard with a very solid, heavy appearance.

An oak bench designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1920s.

The seat consists of two solid oak boards elegantly joined into the two cast iron gables.

These French Barley Twist Benches were made in France circa 1730-1750.. They're constructed of solid oak and was crafted on a hand turned lathe.

Excellent condition commensurate with age and use, with a beautiful light oak patinated finish.

Fantastic highly carved Gothic Oak hall bench with full lions and winged dragons on the back panel.

A stained oak bench likely designed and produced in Denmark, c. 1910s.

A rare, carved oak Symbolist bench by the George Arndt Chair Company.

A handsome and useful Arts & Crafts oak bench with long narrow seat supported by one central and two end supports with curved brackets underneath ending in stable shoe feet, extendin...

Circa 1900 oak bench from England. The top is nicely grained and has a beveled edge.

An antique English barley twist turned Bog oak bench or stool upholstered in hand crafted needle and petti-point tapestry with base stretchers for added support.

This impressive 18th‑century oak bench combines the quiet authority of early European craftsmanship with the soft, time‑worn elegance of vintage velvet.

A lovely French oak bench isn't easy to come by and we just love the trestle leg detail!

James II Style Carved Oak Bench/ Side Table, England, 1920s This versatile piece exemplifies the refined and understated elegance of the James II style, known for its classical infl...