Welsh Pine Box Settle

18th Century Welsh high back settle, constructed from oak and ash with four panelled back and red umber paint. Blacksmith repair to one arm. Circa 1780.

This is an extraordinary bench with some unusual features. The top rail is boldly scalloped, rising in art nouveau style waves to a curved crest in the center. The bottom rail belo...

Wonderful 18th century English pine settle with a gently curved form. It has a plank back with wing sides and gently curved arms, surrounding a single plank seat.

A charming early 19th century primitive Irish settle in original untouched condition. The whole piece is made from substantial sections of solid pitch...

This massive pine double storage bench has a long straight back rail with an applied crest about five inches high. The back rails and stiles frame two short flat panels, a pattern re...

This classic Central European bench form is treated a little differently here. The scalloped back rail ripples gently downward from the high point in the center. The back is cut ou...

This lovely pine bench has many of the features we love to see in a Central European bench. The top rail is boldly scalloped, rising to a double hump in the center and with the bott...

This box bench is full of character. The scalloped back rail peaks with a blunted point and assists the bottom rail and back stiles in enclosing six flat balusters, separated by a c...

A superb 18th century settle in pine. With shapely curved arms and a high backrest featuring three large panels with molded edges that rest on a ...

Four shaped panels comprise the back of this antique settle dating to the era of George III. The upholstered cushion is now foam filled, but would have ...