American Country Hepplewhite Porch Settle Bench

Circa 1830. Having a plank top with shaped legs and through mortise construction with angle inset back support to sturdy the bench. H17 3/4" D13" W68" Sold from the collection of a Beaufort South Caro

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

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

early 19th century. walnut bench with entirely pegged and thru-mortis construction, excellent example of period construction technique. L98" H18 1/4" W10"

Early 19th century, walnut with pine secondary. Four dovetailed drawers with old replaced pulls, scratch beaded edge around one board top, and high feet. Original red paint and square nails. Left fron

Ca. 1800, pine. French feet, and four graduated, dovetailed drawers with applied beading and replaced brasses. Square and rosehead nails. Old red grained paint has wear, mostly on top. Some edge loss,

American Country Hepplewhite Cherry Corner Cabinet, c.1800, broken arch cornice with carved flowerheads and flame finials over an arched glazed mullioned door, the lower section with a pair of frieze

An American country Hepplewhite cherry secretary cabinet having 2 paneled doors over a slant front desk with dovetailed top and fitted interior with 8 drawers, over 4 graduated drawers with oval brass

First quarter 19th century, yellow pine. Two board top, base with two dovetailed overlapping drawers and tapered legs. Top has stains, age cracks, shrinkage and has been refinished. Base retains origi

First half 19th century, pine. One-board top and leaves. Base with tapered legs and pegged construction. Refinished with stains and puttied repairs. 29.5"h. 66.25"w. Opens to 41.25"w. With 11..5" leav

Early 19th century, cherry and poplar. Dovetailed with four dovetailed graduated drawers with original brasses. Shaped feet and returns. Fitted interior with shell on prospect door. Old red paint, squ

Painted Country Porch Bench w/ Cubbies 37"H, 114"L, 24"W

First half 19th century, pine. One board top with breadboard ends and pegged base with tapered legs. Old red paint, added corner brackets. Wear and age splits. 26"h. 40"w. 24"d.

English Painted Country Settle Bench Manufactured by Somerset Country Furniture Ltd Retailed by Robert Allen. 44" h x 52"w x 22"d. Condition, some minor scratches and scuffs

First quarter 19th century, poplar. Tapered legs, one dovetailed drawer with old pulls. Various iron nails hold top with glued split. Base cleaned down to red stain, probably original. Wear and age sp

Early 19th century, pine. Slightly tapered legs, long dovetailed drawer and rounded corner leaves. Pegged construction. Old, if not original, blue/black paint on base. Worn. 28"h. 39.5"w. 21"d. with 9

Mid 19th century, pine. Square nail construction, shaped ends and high cut out feet. Old, possibly original, chrome yellow paint. Overall wear, especially to seat, some saw cuts and minor edge loss. 2

Late 19th-early 20th century, pine. Thick boards with wire nails. Boot jack ends. Old red paint. Wear and some edge loss. 21.5"h. 48"l. 22"d.

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

Late 19th century, pine. One board top with side supports, scalloped stretcher and bootjack ends. Refinished, some age splits. 18.75"h. 47"w. 11.5"d.

Second half 19th century pine. Canted sides and cut out feet with lift lid. Weathered layers of blue and green paint. Edge loss, age splits. 18.5"h. 42"w. 14"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"

Ca. 1900, pine. One board top with front and back supports and bootjack ends. 17.5h. 60"w. 11"d.

Mid 19th century. Both having a very nice early painted surface throughout. Largest: W14" Sold from the collection of a Kiawah Island, SC family.