19th century cherrywood and rush seated hall bench

The Piece

About this piece

This is a very unusual 19th century cherry wood and rush seated hall bench. It is incredibly good quality with clear craftsmanship in the construction of the piece. The shaped back rests is a design I have never seen before. Outlining use as a four seater bench. The cabriole legs are finely done and the rush seat pads are completely in tact. There are also bronze roundels under each arm which a beautiful touch. 

Height 88cm Width 190cm Depth 54cm Depth of seat 40cm Height of seat 47cm

Condition report +

Excellent condition

Provenance +

Found in the

Why we chose this piece +

We chose this piece as it was clearly extremely well made but also it was a design we have never seen before. It has the beautifully shaped back supports and the small bronze roundels under each arm. It is also incredibly elegant.

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Why we chose it

We chose this piece as it was clearly extremely well made but also it was a design we have never seen before. It has the beautifully shaped back supports and the small bronze roundels under each arm. It is also incredibly elegant.

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