A rare Henry VIII part joined oak wall or fixed settle, West country, probably Barnstaple, circa 1520 and later
A rare Henry VIII part joined oak wall or fixed settle, West country, probably Barnstaple, circa 1520 and later
The high back of four linenfold-carved panels, each rendered with folded linen and fabric-role, the drapes carved at the top and straight-cut at the base, framed by moulded rails, with three 'crocket'-finials, the separate boarded bench formed from heavy timbers, the single seat board raised on profiled slab-ends with shallow V-shaped cut-away end, 185cm wide x 34cm deep x 155cm high, (72 1/2in wide x 13in deep x 61in high)
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A rare Henry VIII part joined oak wall or fixed settle, West country, probably Barnstaple, circa 1520 and later
The high back of four linenfold-carved panels, each rendered with folded linen and fabric-role, the drapes carved at the top and straight-cut at the base, framed by moulded rails, with three 'crocket'-finials, the separate boarded bench formed from heavy timbers, the single seat board raised on profiled slab-ends with shallow V-shaped cut-away end, 185cm wide x 34cm deep x 155cm high, (72 1/2in wide x 13in deep x 61in high)
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