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Early 19th C. Pine Tavern Settle
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Early 19th C. Pine Tavern Settle

19th century
Sold 7 November 2025 · The Old Yard
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Description

An early 19th C. Pine Tavern Settle of substantial proportion.  In original condition, this wonderful Settle would have many tales to tell if it could speak.

Having a 10 plank back, slightly curved arms with an iron brace connecting the back to the arms and the reverse of the lower back being unusually slanted.  Great wear to the original finish and in a solid and sturdy condition.

The perfect piece for a country hallway or kitchen or even used as was intended - in a tavern.

Length 233 cm

Depth 60 cm

Total Height 122.5 cm

Seat Depth 35 cm

Seat Height 45 cm.

Physical Dimensions
Height
60cm (23.62")
Width
233cm (91.73")
Depth
122.5cm (48.23")
Declaration

The Old Yard has dated this Early Pine Tavern Settle to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1140867
Dealers Internal Reference
5067
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Description
An early 19th C. Pine Tavern Settle of substantial proportion.  In original condition, this wonderful Settle would have many tales to tell if it could speak.
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Having a 10 plank back, slightly curved arms with an iron brace connecting the back to the arms and the reverse of the lower back being unusually slanted.
The Old Yard

  Great wear to the original finish and in a solid and sturdy condition.

The perfect piece for a country hallway or kitchen or even used as was intended - in a tavern.

Length 233 cm

Depth 60 cm

Total Height 122.5 cm

Seat Depth 35 cm

Seat Height 45 cm.

Height
60cm (23.62")
Width
233cm (91.73")
Depth
122.5cm (48.23")
Date of Manufacture

The Old Yard has dated this Early Pine Tavern Settle to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1140867
Dealers Internal Ref
5067
The Old Yard
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2021

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Archive I An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Early 19th C. Pine Tavern Settle

Archive II An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View II
Archive III An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View III
Archive IV An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View IV
Archive V An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View V
Archive VI An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View VI
Archive VII An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View VII
Archive VIII An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View VIII
Archive IX An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View IX
Archive X An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View X
Archive XI An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View XI
Archive XII An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View XII
Archive XIII An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View XIII
Archive XIV An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View XIV
Archive XV An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View XV
Archive XVI An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath. View XVI
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An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath.
Early 19th C. Pine Tavern Settle
Ref: SA1140867
An early 19th-century pine tavern settle featuring a high, vertical-panelled back, scrolling arms, and a dark painted finish with worn patches revealing the wood underneath.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectBenches
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRustic Farmhouse
  • MaterialPine
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsHigh panelled back, Scrolled armrests, Vertical planking, Box base
  • SizeH 60 cm (24 in) x W 233 cm (92 in) x D 122.5 cm (48 in)

FAQs

Tavern settles originated in Britain as high-backed wooden benches designed to block draughts in communal spaces and public houses. Their tall panels provided shelter and privacy before central heating became common.

They were typically constructed from sturdy local timbers such as pine, oak, or elm using pegged mortise and tenon joints. The backs were usually formed of vertical tongue-and-groove or raised wooden panels.

Authentic pieces exhibit period construction techniques, hand-planed surfaces, appropriate tool marks, and age-related wear such as historic paint layers and timber shrinkage. Look for pegged joints and patination consistent with decades of use.

A tavern settle works well as a grounding element in a hallway, kitchen diner, or living room, often paired with textured cushions or sheepskins to soften the high wooden back. Its architectural form creates a strong focal point against neutral walls.

Maintain antique pine by dusting with a dry microfiber cloth and avoiding direct sunlight and excessive heat fluctuations. Apply a microcrystalline wax periodically to nourish the wood and protect historic finishes.
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