Scottish Chapel Bench

A superb pitch pine chapel pew with a high panelled back with tongue and groove panels and a moulded top rail.

The pew has high rounded arms with carved detailing and rounded corners.

The spacious seat has rounded edges beneath a small plinth base with a central seat support beneath.

To the reverse both arms carry a trefoil carved detailing symbolizing the Holy Trinity in Christian iconography. The number seventy six in brass is attached above the trefoil to the left arm. Beneath each a moulded stepped arch with detailing makes the pew attractive from both the front and reverse.

The pew would be perfect for a smaller space or boot room due to its thin profile.

Rich chestnut brown in colour and good patination throughout making this pew a stand out example that exudes charm and is presented in good country house condition.

Scottish, circa 1880.