Early 20th-Century French Pine Church Pew w/ Rustic Patina - 60¼"

This early 20th-century French church pew in solid pine has a spare, almost ascetic silhouette with its plank seat, straight back, and gently shaped side arms. Broad plank ends joined by a low stretcher ensure stability, while the chestnut-brown surface shows an inviting patina with worn edges, faint paint traces, and marks of age. Built with straightforward joinery typical of modest rural parish furniture, it embodies both the quiet dignity and enduring utility of ecclesiastical pieces made for everyday worship.

Well suited to an entry or mudroom for slipping on shoes, the bench brings quiet character to a foyer beneath a row of coat hooks or a mirror. It also works along a dining table for relaxed family seating, under a window as a reading perch layered with linen cushions. Baskets or crates can slide beneath for practical storage, while the timeworn finish harmonizes beautifully with stone floors, painted panelling, and natural textiles.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 35" high x 60¼" wide x 17" deep
Approx. overall 89cm high x 153cm wide x 43cm deep