Provencal Bench

Pair of 19th century French Provençal benches, walnut wood.

This double arm Provençal bench seats three and features a ladder-back.

Having a classic French Country ladder back design, this Provençal bench is painted a beautiful bluish green color and features traditional floral and foliate carved motifs on the cr...

Large C19th Provencal cherry wood rush seat bench. Beautiful French settle in a deep, warm finish with wonderfully smooth aged patina.

Gorgeous and sophisticated French wooden bench or stool in Provençal style. The front and sides feature elegant carved ornamentation of veneered and vegetal shapes, running along its...

This charming 19th-century French Provencal sofa bench is a timeless example of rustic elegance and fine craftsmanship.

A French Provençal Directoire style wooden bench from the early 19th century, with rush seat and hand carved palmette motifs.

This is a fine example of a typical 3 seat rush bench from the 19th Century from the Provençe area of Southern France. The paint work is original and the rush has been newly rewoven.

This three-seat ladder back settee with handwoven rush seating, and a ladder-back, hand carved floral details, and sweeping arms. Scalloped double apron with hand carved floral detai...

A delightful mid-19th century Lit De Repos - Banquette from the Provence region of France. Sturdily constructed from walnut with wonderful rush seating. A wonderful accent piece for ...

A wicker rush and oak wood ladder back Provençal painted bench, 20th century. Probably circa early 1950s.

This charming limestone garden bench features a five-inch-thick seat capable of seating two adults comfortably. Hand-carved in Provence, France, the robust seat, which has beveled ed...

19th century French provencale bench. Charming rustic piece with original paintwork in French walnut, age distressed.

A 19th century French Country ladder back radassier or settee handcrafted in walnut, circa 1890s. This double arm Provençal bench seats three and features a handwoven rush seat and l...

18th Century French/Provencal Louis XV Giltwood Bench or Daybed Large Louis XV bench or day bed made of carved and gilt wood raised by four cabriole legs ending in scrolled feet.

A charming 19th century Primitive Provençal banquette - or bench from the South of France.

Late 18th c Swedish Provencal Gustavian bench scraped to the original paint.

French Provencal rush seat bench with cushion. To see more items from Foxglove Antiques, please visit our website: www.foxgloveantiques.com

A love seat size that can accommodate two people easily, this charming bench can go any number of places. There are three lovely partridges adorning the back of the bench.

Provencal Steel Bench with Decorative Lion Heads on base and Custom Cushion in Gold Tones.

In Provence this piece is called a "Radassier".This one was build in the "Directoire "Period i.e. just before Empire. In walnut it is designed to seat 3 people.Has 4 feet with the ...

The "Radassie" is the traditional Provençal bench. The Radassie is a long bench, seating at least three people, with a wooden frame and rush seats.

Provençal fruitwood bench with scalloped apron and spindle back.

A three rush seat bench typical from the Provence Region called "Radassie". The Bench is beech wood painted in distressed and the rush seats are removable.

A typical three-seat bench from Provence called "Radassie," painted black on beechwood with removable rush seats. Note that we have a matching bench available. However, because th...

Four-seat painted bench, also known as a "radassier," features straight back with turned arms and legs and comfortable woven rush seating.

An attractive 3-seat bench with backs from Provence called "Radassier", circa 1940. The form is essentially three joined ladder back chairs, complete with subtly curved front legs an...

A Pair of Large Rushed Ottomans with Blue and White Checked Homespun Cushions. French, Late 19th Century

Huge rush seat late 18th.C. Louis XVI painted banquet. 18 turned legs, front legs and stretchers with simple fluting. Pale olive remnants of paint. Back and side legs without carving.

In Provence this piece is called "Radassie".This one is Directoire Period i.e. just before Empire .In solid walnut it is straw bottomed and designed to seat three people.The rush is ...

19th century Provençal fruitwood bench with rush seat. Seat height: 53 cm.