Italian Carved Settle Hunters Bench Inlay Baroque Carving 1860

Finely carved oak hall bench or settle circa 1890 The bench opens to form a generous storage space. Various design including lions heads and dolphin These are also called a settle so...

Oak finely carved settle with lions head arms and a lift up seat to reveal a storage area Circa 1850 Great piece for the hallway Intricately carved details include lions head handles...

Impressive Victorian walnut settee. Standing upon ring turned and carved legs with original brass and porcelain castors. The uprights being of a carved form. circa 1860 The sette...

You are viewing a rare and finely quality 19th century Italian walnut and marquetry stretcher or hall table Features a finely carved dolphin / sea serpent base Circa 1860 Inlay work ...

19th century carved oak hall settle, with panelled back depicting Merlion and scrolling relief. Above lift up seat flanked by carved Merlion headed arm res...

Period Italian Baroque carved panel incorporated into a bench or settee. Carving used as back is 17th century/seat and legs early 19th...

Amazing outstanding pine box bench has fluted grooves running the length of the top and bottom back rails. A broad central stile with reeded decoration creates two “windows”, each fr...

19th century carved walnut folding scissors Savonarola bench or settee featuring a gentleman in the back. Typical of the Italian Renaissance with carved Florentine backs (no shows in the picture) . This pair created in the 19th century, most likely 1840s-1850s, are in perfect condition. The Savonarola chair is a type of folding chair with an X frame when viewed from the front or back. It was designed to fold so it was portable and used during campaigns or other outdoor pursuits. The title Savonarola comes from the name of Italian Renaissance Dominican friar, Girolamo Savonarola, who is renowned for his clash with tyrannical rulers and corrupt clergy. To fold this interestingly beautiful chair you must first remove the back rail which simply slides upward out of slots in the arms, then push the arms together to fold. This pair would make perfect hallway or entryway chairs...