Railway Station Bench

Spanish primitive bench with storage from the transition period. This bench in roughly cut planks has great charm due to the casual color shades. Handy for storing shoes or blankets....

19th-century French milking stool in original condition. It was used for milking cows and sitting on it in the shortest direction. A beautiful original piece in solid condition, rare...

*Dimensions and details will vary slightly for each This piece is a part of Brendan Bass’s one-of-a-kind collection, Le Monde. French for “The World”, the Le Monde collection is made...

Imbued with rich history, this vintage curved wooden bench hails directly from a defunct Dutch train station, making it a truly unique piece of utilitarian design. Beautifully constructed from tightly joined slats, its form whispers tales of travelers and bygone eras, offering a compelling blend of industrial heritage and warm natural aesthetics. The enduring craftsmanship is evident in its robust construction of horizontally arranged wooden slats, forming a gracefully curved seat that invites repose. Its substantial presence is underscored by a generous seat depth of 24 inches, with armrests extending to 26.25 inches deep, their curviness culminating in distinctive triangular forms. The design speaks to a utilitarian elegance built for longevity. In original condition, this bench displays visible wear consistent with its significant age and use, which only enhances its authentic charm and character. Beyond its original function, this distinctive piece offers lovely conversation seating...