Victorian Carved Oak Gothic Revival Bench Settle
 
A striking Victorian oak Gothic Revival settle, richly carved and full of ecclesiastical character. With its deep red leatherette upholstery and intricate tracery panels, this impressive bench brings a sense of heritage and craftsmanship to any hallway, entrance space, or period-inspired interior.
 
Key Features:
Gothic Revival Craftsmanship:
Beautifully carved upper back panel featuring flowing foliate patterns.
Lower panels and arms with classic Gothic arched tracery, giving the piece its unmistakable church-inspired look.
 
Solid Oak Construction:
Heavy, sturdy, and built to last.
The oak has developed a wonderful patina, showing warmth and depth of colour.
 
Red Leatherette Upholstery:
Both seat and back panels are finished in a rich red leatherette, neatly studded in place.
Striking contrast with the dark oak frame, amplifying the ecclesiastical feel.
 
Characterful Wear:
Some dints, marks, and surface wear consistent with age and use—adding authenticity rather than detracting.
 
A square section cut from the back plinth (likely for a plug or cable) noted for accuracy.
 
Presence & Proportion:
A substantial bench settle with real visual impact—ideal for vestries, chapels, heritage properties, hospitality settings, or dramatic hallway furniture.
 
Condition:
Solid, sturdy, and stable.
Presents beautifully with age-appropriate wear.
 
Dimensions:
157cm wide
61.5cm deep
105cm high to back and
47cm high to seat
 
 
 
 
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Price includes delivery to mainland UK address with the exception of the Highlands.