A striking example of a long early 20th century general-purpose bench in well-figured solid English oak. It has two gently tapering supports with an impressive stretcher having two further vertical supports. The edge of the top has a triple-reeded moulded detail running all the way around and its well-made construction is evident in exposed dowel and mortice & tenon joints. The original, untouched finish has a rich colour and patination with a soft lustre glow. Ideal for a long dining table, or in a hallway or large scullery for the changing and storage of boots and shoes. At a impressive 9'' long overall, this stunning bench is stylishly influenced by the Arts & Crafts movement, and is English, c.1900 to c.1925.IT"S EASY TO PROCEED, IF YOU’RE INTERESTED... Fill in the form on this page to send us an email; include a post code so that we can quote you our best all-in price, delivered to your door. Buy with confidence; we've been trading from the same city for over 35 years and...