19th Century English Mahogany Window Seat

This 19th century hall bench, or window seat, from England shows impeccable quality within the natural characteristics of the wood and the skill of the carver, its depth of color now...

A charming Victorian mahogany window seat of diminutive proportions with a simple broad seat accompanied with turned bolsters to either end. Raised on beautifully turned legs and su...

A C R O T E R I O N is pleased to offer this classic English third-quarter 19th century solid mahogany hall bench or window seat having rectangular molded-edge top with turned cylind...

A smart Regency mahogany Stool/Window seat, the raised armrests with elaborate scrolls and S shape supports, the seat with moulded frame and raised on tulip carved tapering legs with...

Stamped on underside Johnstone & Jeanes. 67 New Bond street. London. Rectangular with roller pin ends, a plain apron and turned tapered legs. The maker is considered one of the fines...

A charming Edwardian mahogany rectangular window seat inlaid with decorative satin wood inlays and floral motifs. With two scroll ends with parallel upright supports accompanied wit...

A fine English hall bench or window seat or stool of oak from the Arts and Crafts period, featuring turned bolsters at opposing ends over a long plank seat and set upon four turned l...

English Victorian period hall bench with medullary ray figured seat, flanked by raised bold bolster ends resting on turned legs, the bench is a pleasant light honey colour.

A fine quality window bench with scrolled ends. The show-wood portions of the ends are carved with a leaf motif terminating in a rosette at each end. The tapering, reeded legs end in...

A charming Victorian mahogany hall seat of good proportions with a simple broad seat accompanied with turned scroll bolsters to either end. Raised on beautifully turned legs and sup...