Another bench… I’m loving benches at the moment!
This stunning late Victorian, early 20th-century ebonised window bench is a beautiful example of the Aesthetic Movement. Crafted from solid oak, it’s adorned with intricate carvings - floral motifs that might just be poppies - running around each of the friezes in a style reminiscent of Liberty’s iconic lotus designs. The bench stands on striking bobbin-turned legs with matching side supports, making it a delight to admire from every angle.
A versatile piece that would shine in a window, hallway, or anywhere a touch of charm and practicality is needed.
Condition Report
In excellent antique condition, with a slightly rustic edge that enhances its character without detracting from its appeal. The bench top planks have shrunk with age, and as such, there is a split at the join in the seat, very common in old oak. Structurally solid and full of life.
Late Victorian/Early 20th-Century Ebonised Aesthetic Movement Oak Window Bench.
Width 919 mm, (36 In) Depth 406 mm, (16 In) Height 536 mm, (21 In)