Needlework Settees

Vintage double caned settee or bench with French faux Bois carvings throughout the frame. Features carved serpentine front & tapered reeded legs with plus...

Baker Furniture Regency style caned settee in all original black lacquer finish with gold gilt accents, upholstered in blue & white embroidered floral fabric. Exquisite lithe lines i...

Charming William and Mary or country English style walnut settee custom made by Louis Mittman. The settee features a beautifully crafted walnut frame upholstered in a Brunschwig and Fils style crewel work...

Richly carved of solid mahogany in the 1930s, this graceful settee / bench with scrolled arms has handstitched needlepoint upholstery. Brass claw feet protect the legs. The restored ...

Vintage Hepplewhite style mahogany continuous curved back & carved arms settee newly upholstered in delightful blue & white Gingham check embroidered floral cotton fabric. Features a...

A beautiful diminutive Empire mahogany recamier with gilt eagle and ebonized claw feet, freshly appointed with satin upholstery all around, including a fitted cylinder pillow. Dating...

This antique French sofa is in excellent original condition & dates from around the 1890-1910 period. What’s nice, is that it still has the original needlepoint fabric which is in...

An antique Renaissance Revival triple settee in the manner of John Jelliff offers walnut frame with triple medallion back having carved foliate crest with Jenny Lind mask surmounting...

A very high quality Parisian settee from the turn of the century during the height of the Belle Époque, this exceptional seating piece features an early Aubusson handstitched coverin...

1930s embroidered settee that has been newly upholstered in washed flax linen with a custom wool embroidery of a crest with crown. It has a nailhead trim all around the base. The leg...

Intricate carved details and distinguished gilding add to this 19th century French settee and still in it's original Aubusson fabric. Original Aubusson...

A delightful settee crafted by hand during the last quarter of the 19th Century, the upholstery is a hand stitched Aubusson covering that remains in a wonderful condition overall. Countless hours went into hand stitching the floral scene that decorates the seat and back so exquisitely, a fact that has not gone unnoticed by it's prior owners who took excellent care of the settee. The craftsmanship of the frame matches the work completed in the covering as no forward facing surface is left unembellished. The intricate and deeply carved surfaces show an expert hand, the frame in most areas not simply carved along the front but continuing onto the sides, draping around and below the arms to stretch three-dimensionally around most prominent surfaces. A pierced wreath crests the top with an outflowing of florals on either side of it. Acanthus leafage curls around the handholds and crawls up the arm supports over the turned and tapered stop-fluted front legs with floral carved rings...