This is a fine quality antique English late 18th century Georgian oak settle, from the George III period, circa 1780, which measures 3ft 9� wide, displaying a warm mellow colour, in excellent condition. With box storage, it is ideal for use in the hallway or kitchen.Summary:� Item: Georgian oak settle� Circa: 1780� Period: George III� Provenance Staffordshire, England, UK� Wood: Solid Oak� Narrow delightful proportions � Width: 113cm / 44�� / 3ft 8��� Six panel high back� Decorative scroll shaped sides� Shaped internal arms � Single-plank oak hinged seat� Internal storage box under seat� Ideal for storing shoes� Traditional pegged panel construction� Solid in joint� Warm mellow colour & patination� Excellent condition� Free delivery to mainland England, Wales & Southern Scotland*� 14-day free UK returns policyDescription:This is a fine quality antique English late 18th century Georgian oak settle, from the George III period, circa 1780, which measures 3ft 9� wide, displaying a warm mellow colour, in excellent condition. With box storage, it is ideal for use in the hallway or kitchen. It originated from a rural property in Staffordshire, northern England. The Georgian oak settle comprises a supportive high back, with a moulded top rail and six solid oak panels, interspersed by pegged, moulded rails and stiles. The ends of the Georgian kitchen oak seat bench are decorated with pronounced scroll sides, which run from the top rail down to the seat. There are also elegant internal shaped arms, set within the sides of the traditional kitchen bench itself. The single panel solid oak hinged seat, which incorporates a cut-out handle, opens on its hinges to reveal large internal storage area � ideal for storing shoes! The front of the box seat features three solid oak panels, interspersed by pegged moulded stiles and rails. The floor of the settle incorporates later pine floor boa...