AMERICAN WINDSOR SETTLE BENCH.

Early 19th century, pine. Duck bill type with bamboo turnings and bird cage back. Old black paint, wear. 33"h. 74"w.

Early 19th century. Having a nice early painted surface with spindle back and plank seat flanked by slightly scrolled arms atop frame with turned wood legs connected by a mortised stretcher. H32 1/2"

First half 19th century, mixed woods including ash. Bamboo turnings with shaped crest and spindles and front stretcher have rectangular centers. Old surface. 36.5"H. 39"w. 15.5"d.

First half 19th century, mixed woods. Turned posts with bamboo dividers and stretcher base. Late blue paint has wear. 35"h. 77"w. 19"d.

Ca. 1800, mixed woods. Spindle back, turned stiles, legs and stretchers. Loss, repairs and replacements. 17" seat, 38"h. 72"w. 19.5"d.

Circa 1800, mixed woods. Spindle back, turned stiles, legs and rungs. Layered paint with green being top coat. Forged iron braces on corners at breaks, shrinkage, seat split with added wood braces und

American, Circa 1800. Mixed woods. A row of rectangles with cut corners under crest rail and arm rail, bamboo turned spindles, legs and stretchers with original red worn and alligatored paint. Some ed

American Windsor bench in the federal taste, possibly 1830's or later, with tripartite spindle back and molded seat on six turned legs joined by stretchers. 36" H x 80" W x 19" D x 18" seat height.

19TH CENTURY The rectangular crestrail over bamboo-turned spindles and corresponding arms, the plank seat raised on turned legs joined by stretchers. Height 34 x length 74 x depth 18 inches

L.E. Partridge American Windsor bench. Curving bentwood spindles, turned legs and stretcher, recessed seating. "L.E. PARTRIDGE" brand marks appear twice on underside of seating. Scuffs, marks. and sma

Antique American settle bench in oak. Circa 1893. 40 1/2"h x 48"w x 20 1/2"d

Second quarter 19th century, mixed woods. Slat back, turned stiles, legs and front rungs and one-board seat. Stripped but retains traces of old red. Some wear and an age split in seat. 17.5" seat, 32"

19th century, long form with pine plank seat, spindle back and rolled arms, pale gray/cream paint overall, 33 x 108 x 16-1/2 in. good condition, scattered light surface wear, losses and abrasions espe

Am American Painted Windsor Bench  LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY Height 39 1/4 x width 52 1/2 x depth 16 3/4 inches.

Mid 19th century, mixed woods. Half post with scrolled arms and stretcher base. Shaped crest. Original green paint with stenciled angel wings and fruit and foliage. Overall wear and some edge loss. 34

Mid 19th century, mixed woods. Turned legs and stretcher base, plank seat, shaped arms and shaped back slat. Polychrome floral and heart paint on slat and back has age but may or may not be original.

Mid 19th century, pine. Slat back bench with shaped legs mortised and nailed to seat. Back, apron and leg braces have beaded edges. Square nails. Old putty colored paint. Wear, some nailed repair and

American, 19th century. A Windsor bench in black paint, having a straight crest rail and spindles with arm support, plank seat above straight legs with stretcher support; ht. 32, wd. 37, dp. 17 inches

UNITED STATES, FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY A large American Windsor long bench. The bench stands on turned baluster legs with matching back spindles and serpentine bentwood arms. Dimensions:10' long by 31

Second quarter 19th century, mixed woods. Plain slat back, rolled arms, one-board seat and turned legs. Refinished, 16" seat, 33"h. 72"w.

Mid 19th century. Having very well-upholstered backrest and seat with turned wood comb back and the frame is supported by iron reinforcement. All resting atop turned bamboo style windsor frame. Good s

An American primitive pine settle bench with locking paneled storage back and lift seat. 57in tall x 60-1/2in wide x 19in deep.

American Country Windsor Deacons Bench19th century, poplar and mixed woods with brown wash, shaped crest rail, twelve short spindle back, single board seat, scrolled arms, eight ring turned legs with

Windsor bench, American, Pennsylvania, 1810-20, bamboo turnings with three-section back, each with oblong incut corner tablet centered in crest of bird cage design back, twenty-seven spindle back plus