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William IV Mahogany Hall Bench in the Manner of Gillows
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William IV Mahogany Hall Bench in the Manner of Gillows

19th century
Description

Large bold William lV mahogany hall bench in the manner of Gillows with a single piece double moulded top flanked by raised fluted bolster ends which are probably later additions, faced with turned roundels sitting on turned reeded legs. The underside untouched with a dry finish, the bench is a pleasant light colour, sold by Lennox Cato in 1997 with original sales receipt, height 19 itches.

Physical Dimensions
Height
58cm (22.83")
Width
152cm (59.84")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Declaration

Spencer Robertson Antiques has dated this William IV Mahogany Bench to the 19th Century.

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SA1070676
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Large bold William lV mahogany hall bench in the manner of Gillows with a single piece double moulded top flanked by raised fluted bolster ends which are probably later additions, faced with turned roundels sitting on turned reeded legs.
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The underside untouched with a dry finish, the bench is a pleasant light colour, sold by Lennox Cato in 1997 with original sales receipt, height 19 itches.
Spencer Robertson Antiques
Height
58cm (22.83")
Width
152cm (59.84")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Date of Manufacture

Spencer Robertson Antiques has dated this William IV Mahogany Bench to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1070676
Spencer Robertson Antiques
Spencer Robertson Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2022
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A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end.
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Archive I A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end.

William IV Mahogany Hall Bench in the Manner of Gillows

Archive II A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View II
Archive III A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View III
Archive IV A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View IV
Archive V A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View V
Archive VI A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View VI
Archive VII A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View VII
Archive VIII A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View VIII
Archive IX A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View IX
Archive X A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View X
Archive XI A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end. View XI
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Spencer Robertson Antiques

Spencer Robertson Antiques
Telephone 07860 245923
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5 Sherborne Business Centre
East Mill Lane
Sherborne
Dorset
DT9 3DP
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/spencerrobertson
Verified Since Mar 2022
Items For Sale 43
Items Sold 130
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A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end.
William IV Mahogany Hall Bench in the manner of Gillows
Ref: SA1070676
A William IV mahogany hall bench featuring reeded turned legs, a rectangular plain seat, and carved scroll handles at each end.
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William IV period hall benches, produced roughly between 1830 and 1837, transition from classical Regency styles into heavier, more substantial forms. They typically feature prominent turnings, rich timbers like mahogany, and architectural elements such as reeded legs and scrolled bolsters.

These benches were predominantly crafted from solid dense hardwoods, particularly imported Cuban or Honduran mahogany. Construction relied on traditional cabinetmaking techniques including hand-cut mortise and tenon joints, hand-planed aprons, and hand-turned reeded legs.

Authentic pieces from this era exhibit high-density mahogany with deep grain patterns, precise hand-turned reeding along the legs, and solid timber seat boards. Gillows-style design elements include reeded cylindrical end bolsters, clean architectural lines, and refined leg turnings with crisp collars.

Place the bench in an entryway, hallway, or under a window bay to create a focal point without obstructing flow. The warm dark wood tones pair effectively with neutral wall shades, stone flooring, or contemporary wall coverings for a balanced scheme.

Dust the surface regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth along the wood grain. Protect the timber finish by applying a high-grade beeswax polish once or twice a year, avoiding modern aerosol cleaners or direct exposure to intense heat sources.
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