Louis XVI Style Bench in Black and Gold with Tiger Motif Fabric

This stylish and chic bench was acquired from a model home in Palm Beach and will make the perfect perch at the end of your bed or perhaps in an entry. The frame is a classic Louis X...

Louis XVI double seat piano bench from a Palm Beach Estate.

This stylish bench is a combination of the Classic Louis XVI style frame in an black finish with modern cowhide upholstery.  

This stylish and chic polished steel and leather bench could be used as a cocktail table or at the end of your bed. The leather is an off-white and egg shell colored faux alligator. ...

This stylish and chic Maison Jansen style bench is very much in the French Empire revival look with its curule-form, black frame and polished...

This styish pair of x-form polished steel benches are very much in the manner of pieces created by Milo Buaghman for his "flat-bar" collection. Note:...

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A very decorative bench louis XVI style in mohagany and bronze ,The entire belt of the bench is surronded by finely chiseled bronze, the top of the foo...

Exquisite Louis XVI Bench Karges Furniture Co. hand carved hardwood blue motif fabric made in Indiana, USA. The apron, stretchers and legs on this graceful French style bench are all hand carved. It is standard with a boxed pullover seat. Makers Paper Lable is underneath, The Karges Furniture Co. Inc and made in the Mid-20th Century. In good vintage condition, Firm and sturdy, we recommend having it newly upholstered. About the Designer Edwin F. Karges Sr. Edwin F. Karges, Sr., born in 1896 in Evansville, Indiana, was the son of 2nd generation immigrant Albert F. Karges, founder of the Karges Furniture Co., Inc. Though his father wished him to become a businessman like himself, Edwin (or "Mr. K" to all who loved him), followed his own unique, artistic path. After graduating the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business and a brief service in the post-WWI Navy, he returned to the company to help as he was able. With little inclination to the business end of things, Edwin found his joy and calling in the design of the furniture. Enamored of European design, Edwin began to guide the company toward more French, English and Italian influences in their products. Over the span of the next 65 years, this amazing talent came to fruition in the thousands of beautiful designs from the company. Influenced by his wife Evaline, one of the first women to open an interior design firm in the city and a Pioneer in her own right, and his daughter, Joan, who lived in Italy after WWII, his prolific body of work guided the company away from more American products...

Louis XVI style painted bench, circa 1930s. The two arms carved with floral swags, gouilloche and floral designs, the green silk seat wit...

A quality made reproduction in need of new upholstery. Very sturdy and useable. Spiral fluted tapered legs.

Lovely French Louis XVI style carved and painted bench. Pretty carving and upholstered in a pink velvet fabric. Great for a ladies dressing room!