Lambing chair ?17th century

Boland · Sep 18, 2021

James Conrad said: ↑

I remember now why these "Settle" benches sell for good money, front door entryways.
I was in the market myself once upon a time but could not find one of the right size so gave up and bought a new one.
They work well & very functional but as usual, there is a catch if trying to get an antique one, finding the correct size for your particular entryway.
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Yes,see them a few times in entrance hallways on shows like Salvage Hunter and alike..

James Conrad · Sep 18, 2021

Most of these forms go in the $500-$1000 range which is pretty decent money but, every now & then an early one comes along like this one last year that sold in my area for $2400. Plus BP which puts it at over 3k USD out the door.
Estimate was $300-500
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/80409025_english-jacobean-carved-oak-settle-bench-or-settee

Late 17th-early 18th C. English with nice period carving

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