American Primitive Long Wood Bench

16 1/4" high, 66 1/4" wide, 11 3/4" deep. Some gouging, staining, age and use wear. Provenance: Property of a Longmeadow MA Estate.

STYLE OF GEORGE NAKASHIMA (1950'S) American long wood bench with four metal legs (84" x 16" x 17")

Primitive 8-foot long Wood Bench with Carved Names Graffiti on Back. This primitive bench has 3 slatted seat and one slat back, there is one board under the middle that supports the middle. The back h

Circa 1780 - 1800, raised on plank leg supports, handmade nails, reddish patina. Measures 91" long x 16.25" tall x 9" wide. Condition: shows much loss to the finish, has small losses. Weight: circa 75

Primitive 8.5 foot Long Wood Bench with Breadboard Top. This Long low wood bench with a rustic vibe that could fit well inside or outside of your home. The dimensions are 23in x 103in x 16.75in. Condi

Painted Blue Long Primitive Wood Bench. Country Bench with Apron skirt and 3 wood legs with onion dome cut-out. Dimensions: Height: 17.5 inches, Width: 95.75 inches, Depth: 11.75 inches. --- - - We of

Handmade Primitive Long Wood Country Coffee Table Bench. This is an excellent handmade primitive long rectangle raw wood coffee table or bench. It has a great patina. Through tenon construction gives

Nice long grey bench. Very good condition.Size: 132in long x 17in tall x 10 in wide

Long American Windsor Elm Wood Bench / Church Pew. Spindle back and arms. Scuffs and scratches to surface, rubbing to seat otherwise good condition. Measures 31-1/2" H x 96" W x 14-1/2" Depth. Shippin

11ft Long Primitive Solid Wood Plank Peg Leg Bench. Eleven feet long primitive bench with peg legs, made out of a single wood plank. Simple peg legs that come through the top. Extra supportive leg in

Antique Early American Style Handmade Wood Bench. Country primitive style. Hand hewn / carved. Measures 16 x 35 x 12 inches.

Long 8.5-ft Green Painted Wood Primitive Outdoor Bench. Enough room for several people, in a primitive wooden design somewhat similar to an Adirondack chair.Green paint of wood seat backs and bottoms

Long, Joseph F. (American Primitive, Eastern PA 1894-1984). "Sheep Grazing" Signed lower left: J.F. Long. Image measures 8 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches, in rustic wood strip frame.

American, 19th century, mixed woods. Extra long, probably for a public building. In later black paint. 31.5" high, 108" long.

Artist: Ira Yeager (1938-2022). Title/Subject: Native American portrait (yellow/feathered headdress) painted on wood bench/base. Size: 8 3/4in high x 15 1/2in long x29 1/8in wide. Year Created: 20th/2

Primitive Red Farmhouse Bench. This is a fantastic long wooden bench. It has unique geometric cross bars and has a great patina. Dimensions are 18.25 in h x 95.5 in w x 12 in d. Condition is good. The

The bench is Worn, Cracked and Stained, and the pedestal is missing the top. The Bench Measures 58" Long. Third-Party Freight Shipping or Personal Pickup Required.

Antique 19th century American folk art bench. Crafted of pine and other woods. Features a hand painted grain finish with tulip and rose floral detailing. Lift top seat reveals a linen trunk style inte

6-Foot Long Block Leg Bench. This thick wooden bench has 4 primitive legs supporting the long striated cubist seat, with natural end details to the wood. Dimensions are 18.5 in h x 72 in w x 16 in d.

American craft steel & wood beam table base, bench, heavy steel frame with large wood beam inserted in center, as shown the beam is 70.25" long, 19.75" wide, height is 28.75

Country-style long wooden bench in primitive form. Dimensions: H 18.25" x W 75.5" x D 14" Condition: Distressed surface. Splits to wood.

Primitive rustic farmhouse bench. American, 19th century. Top with tapered ends on either side and arch-form legs. Scratches, scuffs, marks, and wear throughout wood. Chips and losses to wood on corne

7 Ft Red Wooden Primitive Farmhouse Bench, Seat. This is a red wooden bench measuring nearly 7 ft. long. The seat is a red-painted piece of wood with diagonal corners. Each side has two legs that slan

Primitive handmade rake, late 19th/early 20th century, probably American, carved and shaped oak with seven tines at the end of a long handle, fastened with metal wire and screws. 73” H x 19.75” W