19th Century English Oak Window Seat

English Victorian period hall bench with medullary ray figured seat, flanked by raised bold bolster ends resting on turned legs, the bench is a pleasant light honey colour.

A charming Victorian mahogany window seat of diminutive proportions with a simple broad seat accompanied with turned bolsters to either end. Raised on beautifully turned legs and su...

This 19th century hall bench, or window seat, from England shows impeccable quality within the natural characteristics of the wood and the skill of the carver, its depth of color now...

This is an 19th century carved wood bench in Spanish oak with delicately hand carved trestle legs. It is a Spanish Colonial Farmhouse style with solid oak construction, peg joinery a...

This a lovely English dining bench with amazing millwork detailing on the apron, patina on the wood grain and stylish stretcher bar legs. The size and style can complement a cottage ...

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

Antique 19th Century Arts & Crafts Decorative Oak / Elm Window Seat – Fine Quality This fine quality late 19th Century window seat is a rare decorative find that emanates charm and ...

A fine English hall bench or window seat or stool of oak from the Arts and Crafts period, featuring turned bolsters at opposing ends over a long plank seat and set upon four turned l...

A C R O T E R I O N is pleased to offer this classic English third-quarter 19th century solid mahogany hall bench or window seat having rectangular molded-edge top with turned cylind...

Substantial 19th Century ‘Country House’ elm hall bench. The arched back with angled panels and flanked with carved finials, above scroll arms with pierced carved trefoils and soli...