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Early 20th Century Pair of Oak Pew Fronts
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Early 20th Century Pair of Oak Pew Fronts

1900 - 1920
Sold 22 June 2026 · witchantiques.com
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Solid oak and circa 1905 with later inscriptions to both plinths. Superb quality carvings of acanthus to the sides and rails. Some damage on one to the carving at the very top. These would have many uses but would make superb reception pieces of a fantastic bar. Would easily take extended granite tops and in doing so you could eliminate the damaged section to the top rail. Generally the condition is very good and of great potential. One inscription reads 'In loving memory Edgar Montague Jones OBE T.D M.A OXON Headmaster of St Alban's school from 1902-31 and of his wife Emmeline Mary. The other 'In loving memory of Herbert Frederick Eve 1867-1948 and of Elen his wife 1869-1940 requiescent in pace.

Date of Manufacture

witchantiques.com has dated these Oak Pew Fronts to the Edwardian era.

Physical Dimensions
Height
94cm (37.01")
Width
244cm (96.06")
Depth
40cm (15.75")
Reference Numbers
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SA880275
Dealers Internal Reference
B-441
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Description
Solid oak and circa 1905 with later inscriptions to both plinths. Superb quality carvings of acanthus to the sides and rails. Some damage on one to the carving at the very top. These would have many uses but would make superb reception pieces of a fantastic bar.
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Would easily take extended granite tops and in doing so you could eliminate the damaged section to the top rail.
witchantiques.com

Generally the condition is very good and of great potential. One inscription reads 'In loving memory Edgar Montague Jones OBE T.D M.A OXON Headmaster of St Alban's school from 1902-31 and of his wife Emmeline Mary. The other 'In loving memory of Herbert Frederick Eve 1867-1948 and of Elen his wife 1869-1940 requiescent in pace.

Date of Manufacture

witchantiques.com has dated these Oak Pew Fronts to the Edwardian era.

Height
94cm (37.01")
Width
244cm (96.06")
Depth
40cm (15.75")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA880275
Dealers Internal Ref
B-441
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A matching pair of early 20th-century carved oak pew fronts featuring panelled construction and intricate decorative mouldings.
Early 20th Century Pair of Oak Pew Fronts
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A matching pair of early 20th-century carved oak pew fronts featuring panelled construction and intricate decorative mouldings.
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  • ObjectArchitectural Salvage
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleEcclesiastical
  • MaterialOak
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsRaised and fielded panels, Carved scrollwork, Moulded cornices, Quarter-sawn oak grain
  • SizeH 94 cm (37 in) x W 244 cm (96 in) x D 40 cm (16 in)

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Church pews became widely established in European ecclesiastical interiors during the medieval and post-Reformation periods to accommodate seated congregations during long services, evolving from simple stone benches to elaborate wooden cabinetry.

Pieces from this era were typically constructed from solid quarter-sawn oak, employing traditional mortise and tenon joinery, raised and fielded panels, and hand-carved decorative mouldings to ensure structural longevity.

Authentication relies on examining the grain pattern for genuine quarter-sawn figuring, inspecting joinery methods for period-appropriate hand tools or early machine marks, and noting natural patination and wear consistent with decades of public use.

These elements can be repurposed as wall panelling, incorporated into bespoke cabinetry, or utilized as architectural room dividers to introduce historical depth and rich texture into contemporary spaces.

Preservation involves maintaining stable indoor humidity levels, avoiding direct sunlight to prevent timber drying, and occasionally applying microcrystalline wax to nourish and protect the aged surface without harming the original finish.
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