English Walnut Leather Six-Legged Bench

Pair of English Chippendale style walnut benches with brown leather upholstery.

19th C. English Tutor style walnut bench with egg/dart detail. The bench stands on four bun feet. The handsome bench is covered in a rich leather with antique nailhead trim detail.

19th C. giltwood Italian Rococo style bench. The bench is beautifully hand carved with details of scrolled acanthus leaves and flowers throughout. The bench is newly upholstered in a...

Pair of leather tufted French Louis XV style benches. There are beautiful carved details throughout. The bench stands on four cabriole legs that end in rams head feet. They are up...

Custom serpentine shaped bench made with antique Italian painted and parcel gilt fluted legs with capital feet. The bench is newly upholstered in chestnut colored leather with self c...

Spanish wrought iron "X" bench from the early 1900's. The bench has developed a beautiful patina. A new embossed leather cushion has been added recently.

Contemporary rectangular bench with six bronze legs by Marc Bankowsky, upholstered in muslin.

Decorative seven foot long carved frame bench or coffee table in thick dirty red lacquer enamel finish.

Rustic English walnut bench, footstool, or ottoman crafted in the Tudor style. The walnut frame features peg joinery and bobbin or spool turned legs conjoined to turned stretchers. The legs have block joints ending with small bun feet. The stool is topped with a green leather cushion...

An elegant stool newly covered in French beige linen, with decorative nailheads at the edge of the seat. Constructed with mahogany legs, circa 1890 that are well-carved and sturdy. V...

From his Empreinte Collection, a series of pieces centered around a theme of destruction and reconstruction, this six-legged bench is composed of patinated bronze cast from broken and burned wooden planks. Upholstered in an unbleached, structured fabric that highlights the shades of black in the bench's frame, this piece is a prime example of the attention Le Mounier pays to the smallest of details. The Brittany-based designer, artist, and furniture maker Jean-Luc Le Mounier has been acquainted with the world of craftsmanship since his childhood, a large part of which was spent in the workshop of his grandfather, a carpenter. “Already when I was very young,” says Le Mounier, “I was passionate about building objects, I made miniature wooden furniture...

English Renaissance style walnut bench with heavy turned legs joined by an H stretcher