Achille Collas Benches

This English walnut bench dates to the mid-20th century and is executed in the Jacobean Revival style, drawing on earlier English furniture traditions through its use of turned suppo...

Art Nouveau ebonised bentwood bench. No 96. Circa 1900. There is no maker's mark, but almost certainly made by Thonet or J&J Kohn in Vienna, Austria. The bench is in good original ...

This elegant pair of Spanish gilt iron benches was recently handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional iron working methods and materials. The hand forged, hammered frames fea...

This English oak bench dates to the 19th century and exemplifies the direct, utilitarian craftsmanship of period country furniture. Constructed entirely of solid oak, it features a l...

This lovely iron bench was recently hand crafted by skilled European artisans using traditional iron-working techniques and materials. It features gracefully curved legs and a centra...

The Chippendale Bench with Cross Stretchers is a hand carved, Chippendale style bench produced from solid, kiln dried, plantation grown, mahogany and features an upholstered slip se...

circa 1890 Pair 19thC French Oak & Pine Ebonised Benches sku 325 Price per pair W203 x D24 x H45 cm Weight 11 kg W200 x D22 x H45 cm Weight 11 kg

A modern Jacobean single bench constructed of acacia and finished in pale grey paint with a fine rush seat is perfect at the foot of a bed. Dimensions: 38" W x 16" D x 25.25" H Sea...

A rare early pair of Antique Benches in Jacobean style with well turned Bobbin legs and stretchers and highly decorative full surround Gadrooned seat edge. There are fine Scrolled Ir...

Custom made benches with classic form upholstered in faux crewel fabric with piping and tassels, featuring 19th century turned Victorian legs.

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...

An Italian walnut bench from the early 19th century, with red fabric, petite tassels, turned legs and stretchers. Created in Italy during the first quarter of the 19th century, this ...