Bramley House
Haddon Bobbin-Turned Reclaimed Bench — In Jet with Cream
- Regular price
- $1,049.00
- Sale price
- $1,049.00
- Regular price
In the great halls of old English manor houses like Haddon Hall in Derbyshire, the household ate at long tables with benches drawn up alongside, everyone shoulder to shoulder for the meal. This bench carries that tradition into a modern home. Its legs are worked in bobbin turning, the rows of rounded beads that were a favourite of seventeenth-century joiners, and it gives a whole side of the table a place to sit.
The frame is reclaimed timber, and crossed stretchers, rails that run between the legs, form an X beneath the seat to add strength. The seat is a drop-in panel upholstered in a neutral performance linen blend, so it can later be re-covered in a fabric of your choice. At 62.25 inches long it is rated to hold 500 lbs, and at 27 lbs it is easy to move.
Pull it up along one side of a dining table with chairs opposite, or set it in an entry beneath a row of hooks with baskets for shoes. It also suits the end of a bed or a window in a bedroom. This listing is for one bench.
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