French Benches

French bench in carved, molded and painted wood. It rests on four curved and rudent legs, terminated by pine cones. The piece is upholstered in rose silk textile. Very comfortable an...

French vintage bamboo sofa with new seat and back cushions. Two available and sold individually priced $2,900 each.

A rare gem of Louis XIV Provincial craftsmanship! This petite 17th-century footstool brings Old World elegance to a modern interior. Made in Provence around 1690, the piece is finely carved from richly patinated Circassian Walnut...

Mid-Century French Wood of Guinguette Village Folding Benches, 1960s Set of 12 Vintage Design Rare series of 12 guinguette benches in their original patina, solid and folding cleane...

French bench or stool in the style of Louis XIII with legs and stretcher in the form of a barley twist.

"Pair of French Louis XIV style (19th Cent) carved gilt wood benches with 6 legs and red velvet upholstered seat. Antique condition. One of the bench has stains in the center."

Rare, Louis XV carved walnut bench with original finish and original leather upholstery. Such a wonderful state of preservation, yet strong and ready to be used. Please contact me wi...

Pine bench designed by Charlotte Perriand for Nova residence, Les Arcs 1800 in 1970s. The seat made with two thick pine planks. Four legs connected with a spa...

French Louis XVI style (19th Century) gilt bench with stretcher and embroidered seat with a fringe.

19th Century French Empire reclining arm bench recamier carved old distressed finish.

French Art Moderne (1940s) gilt wrought iron window bench with scrolling legs and arms with lyre form

Late 19th Century Louis XV Style Parcel Gilt Painted Bench or Footstool with later blue and white checked upholstery, parcel gilt painted frame, rising on cabriole legs

A Unique, French Mid-Century Modern Craftsman Hand Carved bench or settee from the French Alpine region reflecting the balance of rustic and modern sensibilities with its cool, organic form. The bench or settee is comfortable and can seat one or two. Additional References: Black Forest, Adirondack...

Small Art Deco coffer bench in solid black stained oak, satiny shellac finishing. Upholstery redone in vintage wool. France circa 1930

A stylish French walnut long bench with upholstered seat from the mid-19th century. This bench features four seat places marked by an elegantly carved, differentiated backrest, as if...

Folk Art; Haute-Savoie; Bench; Primitive; 19th century; Wabi Sabi; France; Three Seater; Monoxylite; Breton; Rustic; 19th century rustic three-seater bench from Haute-Savoie. This bench features a stunning patina on its monoxylite wood, showcasing its rich history. Apart from its aesthetic value, this bench also offers a practical benefit as the seat can be opened to reveal a spacious storage compartment underneath. Its design embodies the wabi-sabi philosophy, which celebrates the beauty of natural imperfections, as it showcases graceful aging and the elegant charm of old and worn-out things. Whether as a decorative piece or a functional storage solution, this French carved bench...

Three French Mid-Century Modern bar stools in the Brutalist spirit. Provenance: Alps region, France. Measure: Seat diameter is 9".

Bench "Oreille" by Atelier Linné : An upholstered leather bench standing on two metallic inverted curved base. The base finishes are glossy black brown l...

Vintage shop furniture from the 1970s, can be used as bench, coffee table, daybed. Very decorative item. For black and white lovers.

Beautiful 19th century French Louis XVI style carved and painted vanity stool. Featuring nice carvings, a beautiful patina and a caned sides and seat. A classic look that adds a real...

Les Arcs; bench; Backrest; Charlotte Perriand; Pine; French Modernism; 1970s; Pine bench designed by the French designer Charlotte Perriand in the 1970s. It is composed of four fe...

Contemporary work bench in green brown leather capitoné. France, circa 1950. Measures: 39 x 90 x 90 cm.

Beautifully Carved walnut bench

Walnut chest bench, Napoleon III circa 1860. Good condition. Dimensions: height 102 cm width 135 cm depth 45 cm Seat dimensions: height 41 cm, width 111 cm, depth 35 cm

A fine French Art Nouveau solid mahogany bench.

This 20th Century French bench seamlessly combines rustic charm with industrial functionality. The seat and backrest, crafted from aged wooden slats, showcase a rich patina, revealin...

This is a pair of 19th century French farm table benches. The wood is a beautifully aged oak, very sturdy, the craftsmanship in the 18th and 19th century was so superior to anything ...

A small Empire style bench upholstered in blue velvet. Add a touch of classic beauty and elegance to any space with this small Empire style bench. B...

Rare mahogany bench-chest by Clément Goyeneche, known for his work as a french architect, painter, designer and decorator. His production of furnitu...

This bench is the perfect way to add dynamic touch to your space! The antique frames have been newly reupholstered in a quirky, attractive zebra patterned fabric. The white and black...

A large and strikingly attractive Neoclassical blonde window seat bench in lovely antique condition. Likely made in the early 20th Century, in the manner of the late 18th Century Fre...

French Louis XVI Style Giltwood Semi-Circular bench, Model inspired by Georges Jacob. Resting of giltwood legs carved in the neo-classical vernacular mastered by Georges Jacob, ma...

A pair of elegant Mid-Century Louis XVI style foot stools / ottomans / poofs in the modern neoclassical tradition with tapered legs ending in solid bronze sabots and brass decoration...

19th Century French Louis XIV Giltwood Vanity Bench with Tapestry is a special find, indeed! Sculpted in the bold scrollwork and prominent carved ...

Small Perlude teak bench by Caroline Voet Dimensions: 50 x 120 x H 43 cm Materials: Teak Also available in oak natural, seating oak black, seating walnut natural. The Perlude benche...

Aluminum Bench by Mylene Niedzialkowski Dimensions: D 80 x W 190 x H 47 cm. Materials: Aluminum and wood. Basic shapes associated with mascul...

Human chair Toi et Moi by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Dimensions: W 100 x D 64.2 x H 114cm. Materials: Leg in solid beech seating in MDF with metal structure inside and glossy pain...

Travail Populaire; Art Populaire; Rustic; Rural; Wabi Sabi; Antique; 19th Century; Benches; Monoxylite; Folk Art; Rustic travail populaire benches from 19th century France, each ado...

Sofa Bench Baroque Period 1650-1750 Black Europe. A sofa bench made during the Baroque period in south of Europe. Frame made from oak and repainted in our Laserow Black. Beautiful ca...

The term brutalism — which derives from the French word brut, meaning “raw” — was originally coined to describe an architectural style that emerged in the 1950s featuring monumental buildings, usually made of unornamented concrete, whose design was meant to project an air of strength and solidity. Similarly, in furniture design Brutalism inspired designers to create models with the same look of strength and style. This rare Jean & Sébastien Touret...

French early 18th Century Baroque Bench or Footstool of elongated proportions. Walnut frame with nicely turned legs and conforming H-stretcher, good color with deep patina. Solid peg...

A set of small staghorn seating’s, consisting of a fur covered bench and stool. Stool dimensions are: 15.50 inches high x 24.25 inches wide by 17.5...

Pair of rattan and lacquered iron bench seats, France circa 1950. The one-piece basket-like seat is fixed to a base with six legs and two blackened iron struts. The end of each leg i...

19th-century folk art bench, a magnificent treasure originating from the picturesque region of Auvergne in the heart of Rhône-Alpes, Cantal, France. Handcrafted from the finest dark ...

Jerry three places bench by Stephane Duccateau, France, 2007. Don't be put off about the thought of sitting on a steel chair - this is perfectly proportioned and very comfortable. All Ducatteau pieces are available exclusively from Decoratum and are To Order only. Lead time 6 - 8 weeks plus delivery. Exchange rate fluctuations may apply. Stéphane Duccateau. Ducatteau is an artist and creator of contemporary furniture working primarily with sheet metal. Although his furniture is about the aesthetic, he never forgets the functional aspects of his pieces. His approach is sculptural, using a pleasurable mix of ergonomics and curves to generate an emotional, almost sensual response in the viewer. The metals Ducatteau uses, take on an almost ebony-like effect thanks to the well-worked patinas that he produces, often treating the metal with acids or minerals; each piece is produced to the same rigorous standards that you would expect from someone with the skills of a wrought iron metal worker combined with the impossibly high standards of an artist. Ducatteau’s background is not what you would expect from an artist, having initially studied engineering. However, over the course of several years he attended evening classes in Paris studying fine arts (drawing, painting, modelling, glasswork, etc) before obtaining a degree in Art Metalwork. After working as an engineer in an architect’s office, he made the decision to devote a full year to further training in the art of metalwork as he no longer wished to merely be a disassociated part of the design process; rather he wanted to be the process, involving himself in the entire project from concept to design to final realisation of the object. His work has developed over time, moving from a more decorative style to simpler creations where he has distilled the very basic essence of design into deceptively pure, functional works of art. A recurring device or theme of his work method is the accumulation or repetition of relatively basic elements whose very repetition creates a rhythm which provides direction for his creativity processes. Ducatteau worked for several years in Roubaix in northern France out of a collective workshop before settling in Normandy in 2003. He has a number of exhibitions and fairs under his belt as can be seen below. Exhibitions Sept/Oct 2009 TALENTS, SHOW-ROOM. May/July 2009 GALERIE EMEURAUDE, Le Touquet. June 2008 VIA, Paris (exposition des LABELS VIA 2008). April 2008 VIA, Milan (exposition des LABELS VIA 2008). Nov 2007 GALERIE LE FEUVRE, séries limitées, Paris. Sept 2006 LA NUIT BLANCHE, Toronto, ROSELAND GALLERY. May/June 2006 MAATGALLERY, Paris. Apr/May 2006 ROSELAND GALLERY, Toronto. April 2006 VIA, Milan (exposition des LABELS VIA 2006). July/Aug 2005 GALERIE EMEURAUDE, Le Touquet. February 2005 Maison des architectes de Grenoble. July 2004 GALERIS S1LIVRE?, Villerville (14). December 2003 CARREFOUR DES ARTS, Brecey (14). Nov/Dec 2003 GALERIE Ateliers d`Art de France, Paris. April 2003 VISIONI, invité au sein de la sélection franaise, Florence. Fairs: 2001 onwards MAISON ET OBJET / SCENES D`INTERIEUR, 2 fois par an depuis 2001, Paris. Jan 2005 Salon du meuble, Paris. Dec 2004/5 Design Louveciennes, Louveciennes. Dec 2005 RECUP, Paris. October 2003 HABITER, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris. Dec 2002 Salon des Antiquaires, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris. Dec 2003 Carrousel des Métiers d`art, Carrousel du Louvres, Paris. LABEL VIA 2008, pour JEU DE CARTES...

Maison Seltz, by. Rectangular bench in blond natural elm. French work carried out in the 1960s.

This is such a beautiful set of stools! The frame is an original French antique that we had reupholstered with a green and white crushed velvet fabric. Dimensions 17ʺW × 17ʺD × 18ʺH

Modular Bench/Loveseat by Andrée & Michel Hirlet Material: Glazed stoneware Dimensions: H 70 x 94 x 55 cm Year: 122025 Rhis new piece results from a limited-edition series based on ...

Pair antique French Regence gold benches, circa 1875-1885.

Comfortable French mahogany Savonarola stool raised on gracefully curved legs end with stylised gilt wood lion's paws. The seat is upholstered in whit...

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

A 19th-century French primitive bench, a testament to rustic elegance and brutalist craftsmanship. This bench, with its robust wooden structure, time-worn patina, and subtly rounded ...

An Elegant French Midcentury Bench or Stool in the Modern Neoclassical Style with an X-frame structure. The The stool is original in its total white composition and the use of white ...

Vintage painted metal gym bench. Two available; priced individually.

1970's continuous seats for two by Dominique Prevot in fiberglass and colored resin. France Design Edition 1970. Three colors available. light yellow dark yellow light green ...

Exotic pair of French Mid-Century Modern stools or benches in a sober, tripod form, covered entirely in goatskin. Chic and comfortable. Interesting pieces for a city apartment or a r...

Stained Oak Unique Banc Spline Table Handmade and Signed by Maxime Goléo Unique Piece Dimensions: W 75 x D 39.5 x H 75 cm Materials: Oak Each piece is u...

Bamboo Bench by Dirk Meylaerts Dimensions: W 50 x D 163 x H 20 cm Materials: Cherrywood. What happens if you transmit the language of industrial piping found in the ceilings of factories into a wooden bench? The coldness of the metal transforms into the classy modesty of a Japanese tea ceremony table. Biography: After a short career as an actor and dancer in Jan Fabre’s theatre piece The Power of Theatrical Madness, he decided to pursue a career in furniture making. He studied cabinetmaking at Les Arts et Metiers in Brussels and trained under master cabinet maker Ralf Hillenbrand, who taught him all the technical aspects of the craft. After three years, he began working as an independent cabinet maker and designer, a career that spanned 25 years. In 2003, he organized several auction sales of prototypes by fellow designers, in collaboration with the auction house Pierre Bergé in Brussels. In 2006, he founded D&A Lab, a company that produced limited series of functional design objects, conceived by contemporary artists such as Jonathan Monk, Pierre Bismuth, Ann Veronica Janssens...

Elegant pair of French modern neoclassical benches in the Directoire taste with long, low lines and sober tapered legs. Priced and sold by the individual piece.

The term brutalism — which derives from the French word brut, meaning “raw” — was originally coined to describe an architectural style that emerged in the 1950s featuring monumental buildings, usually made of unornamented concrete, whose design was meant to project an air of strength and solidity. Similarly, in furniture design Brutalism inspired designers to create models with the same look of strength and style. This Jean & Sébastien Touret...