Art Deco Walnut and Oak Bench / Stool

Name: Art Deco Walnut And Oak Bench / Stool
SKU: as592a10600
Price: 1100.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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A wonderful original Art Deco walnut and oak bench / stool. This was made in England, it dates from the 1920-30’s.

It is of superb quality, it has a beautiful and useful design. The frame is a gorgeous honey coloured oak, which has lovely silky grain patterns. The lift up seat is made from contrasting walnut which also has a beautiful colour tone and impressive grain patterns. The frame has geometric shapes cut out under each corner, it stands on recessed ebonised feet.

We have had this re-polished and re-upholstered in a cream cotton fabric. The condition is excellent throughout.

Width – 43 inches , 109 cm
Depth – 15 inches , 38 cm
Height – 22 inches , 56 cm Please be aware this item may be in our shop or our warehouse - please contact us prior to visiting.

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Shipping within the UK.
As a rough guide, most of the furniture items we sell can be sent anywhere in England & Wales for around £60. Scotland will be a bit more. For deliveries, the couriers require a full postcode and a telephone number. We only use reliable couriers who will normally only take their payment on delivery.

Shipping to USA, Europe and the rest of the World.
We regularly ship goods worldwide and we are more than happy to store away items for free if you want to make the shipping more cost effective. Please give us a call or send an email and we will be happy to quote for shipping. We only ship at cost price, and do our best to get the best deal for our customers. Also, we only use the most reliable shippers who offer complete insurance.

Price

£1100.00

$1395.90

€1332.76

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