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Mid C19th Oak and Burr Elm Hall Bench / Window Seat; in 'The Reformed Gothic' Manner
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
for sale €4,095     $4,445
£3,500
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Mid C19th Oak and Burr Elm Hall Bench / Window Seat; in 'The Reformed Gothic' Manner

19th century
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Good mid C19th oak and burr elm hall bench / window seat; in 'The Reformed Gothic' manner; the raised end arm supports of a bold cushion moulded design terminating in carved trefoil panels inlaid in burr elm; above the upholstered padded seat. Raised on substantial square supports all with chamfered edges and further rectangular panels of burr elm. The legs terminating on original brass castors. Finished identical on both sides so can be used freestanding. The seat stripped back to the calico ready for top cover. Can be upholstered by us if desired. Lovely rich colour and patina.

English circa 1840

Very good original condition

Dimensions (ins) 42.5 wide x 16 deep x 22.5 high; seat height 16

Physical Dimensions
Height
57.2cm (22.52")
Width
108cm (42.52")
Depth
40.6cm (15.98")
Declaration

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Reformed Gothic Hall Bench to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1197868
Dealers Internal Reference
R1250
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Description
Good mid C19th oak and burr elm hall bench / window seat; in 'The Reformed Gothic' manner; the raised end arm supports of a bold cushion moulded design terminating in carved trefoil panels inlaid in burr elm; above the upholstered padded seat.
Raised on substantial square supports all with chamfered edges and further rectangular panels of burr elm.
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd

The legs terminating on original brass castors. Finished identical on both sides so can be used freestanding. The seat stripped back to the calico ready for top cover. Can be upholstered by us if desired. Lovely rich colour and patina.

English circa 1840

Very good original condition

Dimensions (ins) 42.5 wide x 16 deep x 22.5 high; seat height 16

Height
57.2cm (22.52")
Width
108cm (42.52")
Depth
40.6cm (15.98")
Date of Manufacture

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Reformed Gothic Hall Bench to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1197868
Dealers Internal Ref
R1250
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2011

Specialists in c18th & c19th furniture and objects

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Archive I A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors.

Mid C19th Oak and Burr Elm Hall Bench / Window Seat; in 'The Reformed Gothic' Manner

Archive II A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View II
Archive III A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View III
Archive IV A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View IV
Archive V A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View V
Archive VI A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View VI
Archive VII A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View VII
Archive VIII A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View VIII
Archive IX A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View IX
Archive X A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View X
Archive XI A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View XI
Archive XII A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View XII
Archive XIII A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View XIII
Archive XIV A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View XIV
Archive XV A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View XV
Archive XVI A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors. View XVI
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Moreton-in-Marsh
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Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors.
Mid C19th oak and burr elm hall bench / window seat; in 'The Reformed Gothic' manner
Ref: SA1197868
A mid-19th-century Reformed Gothic hall bench constructed from oak with burr elm inlays, featuring a padded white seat and brass castors.
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The Reformed Gothic movement, prominent in the mid-19th century, emphasised honest construction, visible structural joinery, and simplified architectural motifs inspired by medieval design.

Mid-19th-century hall seating was typically constructed from durable native hardwoods such as oak, walnut, or elm, often accented with decorative burr veneers and cast brass fittings.

Authentic pieces display architectural structural framing, chamfered edges, recessed geometric panels, and period-correct brass castors fitted to solid wood legs.

Positioning a hall bench in an entryway, hallway, or window alcove introduces strong architectural lines and warm timber tones that complement contemporary minimalist or classic decor.

Clean the wood surfaces regularly with a soft, dry cloth and apply a natural beeswax polish annually to preserve the timber finish, while vacuuming upholstery using a soft brush attachment.
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