Georgian Gothic Carved Oak Settle Bench Coffer Seat

18th century

Sold by Prior and Willis

Description

Georgian carved Gothic oak settle, hall seat, bench, sofa or coffer. Large and attractive, with no loose joints. Amazing iron butterfly hinges. We have a key. Huge storage capacity.

Nice mid oak colour, full of rustic charm and character. The upholstery is not new, with light wear and no major marks or stains. Fantastic carving (possibly later, inline with Victorian fashion).

As with all genuine antique furniture, you can expect to see some historic knocks, marks, wear, imperfections, cracks, scratches, repairs and/or alterations. We have not inspected beneath the upholstery. Historic woodworm holes as one would expect, believed extinct, that we have treated for good measure. Later strengthening added to corners of the seat (not visible unless opened).

Overall maximum dimensions: 154cm wide, 59cm deep, 150cm high (55cm high seat).

Please check dimensions before purchasing.

We can organise competitive UK and Worldwide courier delivery, please contact us for a quotation.

Item reference WNA-3803J83.

Declaration

Prior and Willis has dated this piece to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA321257

Dealers Internal Reference

WNA3803J83

Dealers Notes

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Description

Georgian carved Gothic oak settle, hall seat, bench, sofa or coffer. Large and attractive, with no loose joints. Amazing iron butterfly hinges. We have a key. Huge storage capacity.

Nice mid oak colour, full of rustic charm and character. The upholstery is not new, with light wear and no major marks or stains. Fantastic carving (possibly later, inline with Victorian fashion).

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As with all genuine antique furniture, you can expect to see some historic knocks, marks, wear, imperfections, cracks, scratches, repairs and/or alterations.

Prior and Willis

We have not inspected beneath the upholstery. Historic woodworm holes as one would expect, believed extinct, that we have treated for good measure. Later strengthening added to corners of the seat (not visible unless opened).