Custom Made Settee/Banquette

Banquette bench by Plumbum Collection by Vincent Le Bourdon. Dimensions: 31.5" x 102.36" x H 29.52" Materials: Leather, wool and fabric. This handmade furniture, composed of a sofa (here proposed) and two armchairs, was designed by Vincent Lebourdon for a Parisian living room...

Emiel Veranneman, bench-sofa, brown buffalo leather and darkened oak, Belgium, 1960s This wonderful custom made piece is designed by Emiel Veranneman for a private client. This func...

Custom made bench with three back cushions. Meant to be used against a wall with back cushions resting on the wall surface as the cushions are not attached to the bench. Fabric information and detailed dimensions: - Upholstery Fabric: Schumacher Finn heavy weight linen - Piping Fabric: Sandra Jordan...

Our Alizon Banquette features a curvy cushioned seat and swooping tight back design with tapered wooden legs. The Banquette shown was upholstered in an openwork velvet pattern with f...

A formal settee, seating three comfortably with curved arms and a lightly curving backrest featuring a pediment top.

An extremely rare neoclassical parcel-gilt and painted banquette in the transitional Louis XV/XVI style, likely from Marche, Italy, circa 1790, carved on the back rail with the Papal crest depicting crossed keys beneath three gold crowns on a red domed tiara, bordered on either side by a carved and gilded chain. The serpentine seat rail is decorated with embossed and gilded roses and is supported by turned legs. The arms are carved in elegant scrolls. The piece retains its original blue/green painted finish, newly reupholstered in velvet fabric. The region where the piece was made was under the control of the Vatican until the 1870s and is known as the Papal States or "Stato Pontificio...