An Aesthetic Movement oak bench
The top a single board with moulded edge. To each end an applied, arched and reeded moulding over a plain frieze. Stands upon ring turned tapered legs. Bears label: From Matthew Rose & Sons, Hackney N.E. [London].
English, circa 1900
Matthew Rose & Sons began as a draper''s shop at 335 Mare Street, Hackney, in London. By 1868 the business had expanded to become a department store selling furniture and household goods, occupying 347-357 Mare Street and 2-18 Amhurst Road and by 1900 the company was the leading department store in Hackney which was a vibrant and fashionable shopping area at this time. The business continued to trade until 1936 when it was taken over by Marks & Spencer.
H: 16.5'' (42cm), W: 36'' (91.5cm), D: 13'' (33cm).
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Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1225311
Dateline of this antique is Edwardian
Height is 42cm (16.5inches)Width is 91.5cm (36.0inches)Depth is 33cm (13.0inches)
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