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Late 19th/early 20th century pine pew-type bench with three panel back and curved ends, on arched cut supports, 82cm high x 179cm long x 37cm deep 

A Victorian stained-pine church pew, originally from St Lawrence Church, Bourton-on-the-Water - the round topped crest rail over a slatted back and single-plank seat. (LWH 163 x 56 x 89cm)

A XIX Century Pitch Pine Pew, with open back and shaped end supports, 295cm wide.

A XIX Century Pitch Pine Pew, with open back and shaped end supports.

A XIX Century Pitch Pine Pew, with open back and shaped end supports, 295cm wide.

Early 20th century oak church pew, with hinged lids and underdrawers. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A gothic ecclesiastical oak pew back, with pierced back, 93cm high, 207 x 55cm.

A rustic pale stripped pine pew/hall bench, 115cm high x 149cm x 33cm

A light oak pew, with a panelled back, 140cm wide.

An oak pew / bench, 128cm wide, 69.5cm high, 30cm deep

ARTS & CRAFTS COPPER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, AND OTHER ITEMS the frame with blue roundel, along with a copper tray and a pew boxframe 22cm highGeneral ware, damage to the blue roundel, tarnishing, glass is loose, scratches and dents, additional images added to the website

A Late 19th Century Victorian pine gothic style bench / church pew. 175.5cm

An early 20th century oak panelled back pew, 88cm x 161cm x 40cmLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A large long 19th century pitch pine pew.

A carved oak pew, 19th century, with a crenulated top rail, over a pierced quatrefoil frieze and panels, the sides with carved roundels and columns, 245cm wide 43cm deep 132cm high, seat 44cm high

Antique furniture, English Blond Oak Church pew, vertical slatted back, one plank seat, bible and foot rest at rear, interesting feature of an umbrella stand attached to one side (right if sitting) approximately 195 x 48 x 90cm

A pine pew of small proportions

A pitch pine pew (vendor reports from the United Reform Church Debenham)

A pitch pine pew, approx. 210cm

Early 20th century pine settle / bench / pew, 92cm high x 107cm wide x 48cm deep

A modern pine pew with a cushion over a hinged seat91w x 34d x 86h cm

Treacle glaze figures group, modelled as a couple seated in a pew, H17cm

A church pew seat with high back & high sides with carved squared sections. [83.5x71x41cm]

An old pitch pine pew/hall bench with panelled back, 74" long

Antique stripped Pine Pew with Carved roundels

Good quality Arched back Pew with applied 19thC Carvings

Good quality Arched back Pew with applied 19thC Carvings

Long Church Pew with panel back

A Victorian pitch pine curved church pew, total length 230 cm.

AN OAK POPPY HEAD PEW END STOOLMID-15TH CENTURY AND LATERcarved with quartrefoils and arches94.5cm high, 28.5cm wide, 54.5cm deepProvenanceThe Howard Collection of Oak and Works of Art. 

AN OAK PEW END EAST ANGLIA, 15TH CENTURYwith a poppy head terminal, above sloping moulded shoulders, together with two similar architectural oak fragments probably ecclesiastical, each of square section and carved with simple lancet arches (3)64.5cm high (max)

MACCLESFIELD / CHESHIRE INTEREST; an extensive archive of early to mid 19th century documents relating to George Pearson, Mayor and silk manufacturer of Macclesfield who died in 1824. His father arranged for John Wesley to preach in Macclesfield and is believed responsible for the Wesley Chapel in Sunderland Street. The archive consists of several hundred tradesmen’s and shopkeeper's accounts for various services and supplies including gardening, plants, household repairs, clothes, shoes, household goods, carriage repairs, shoeing horses, and blacksmithing fees etc. An interesting disclosure in the archive reveals that George Pearson of Mount Pleasant had an affair with his servant, Jane Davies, which resulted with ‘her in child’. She leaves and moves to Manchester and there are receipts supporting her and the child following the birth. A bundle of schooling accounts, receipts for Miss Charlotte Pearson 1821-1834. A large bundle of notebooks. Rent for Pearson’s house, cash accounts and bank books with Brocklehurst & Co, property accounts book, will documents, deeds to pew in Old Church 1771-1822, valuations of Pearson’s silk mills, conveyancing documents, and much more, contained in a deed box.

A Late Victorian Pitch Pine Church Pew, 215cm

Pine two-seater open back church pew, with bible rest to back, 97cm (seats widest point) x 86cm high

A pine church pew with shaped ends and a three panelled back, 180cm long

A late Victorian Gothic style pitch pine church pew, width 108cm.

A Victorian pine church pew with shaped ends 170L

A pine church pew Hx93cmWx136cmDx44cm

19th century A mahogany Jacobean style church pew To be sold without reserve Dimensions: 26 in. (H) x 25 in. (W) x 12 in. (D)

A large pine church pew.

A late 19th/early 20th century mahogany church pew, to square supports, with tilting knee rest to the back, 77 x 305 x 64cm.

A Victorian pitch pine pew, the shaped and chamfered end supports united by a board seat and back rest, 80cm H x 137cm W x 44cm D (at fault)

A large long 19th century pitch pine pew.

A Late 19th/Early 20th century Pitch Pine Chapel Pew with Rear Bookrest, 182cms Long, Condition Issues

A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Pitch Pine Chapel Pew with Rear Bookrest, 182cms Long, Condition Issues

A 19th century oak church pew The ends carved with foliate motifs.129cm wide x 50cm deep x 117cm highQty: 1In generally good condition. With slight dents, nicks, and scratches commensurate with age and use. Minor losses to the back of the style ends.

A late 19th century short pitch pine church pew. Chamfered end pieces, panelled back and single piece seat. H87cm x W176cm x D41cm

A late 19th century short pitch pine church pew. Chamfered end pieces, panelled back and single piece seat. H87cm x W176cm x D41cm

A late 19th century short pitch pine church pew. Chamfered end pieces, panelled back and single piece seat. H87cm x W176cm x D41cm

Four gothic oak church pew ends, each having quatrefoil carved decoration, reputedly from Dedham church

Mable A. Kingwell, Pew Tor, Dartmoor, watercolour, framed

An oak chest of three drawers, constructed from a pew from Stanford Church. 25½" wide

A George III oak settle with a quadruple fielded panel back. On cabriole front legs, with a loose seat cushion upholstered in blue, height 110cm, width 182cm, depth 67cm. The vendor informs us;'It was recently re-webbed by a professional We were offered it 1983 from an old church in Liverpool along with other furniture paying the prices which were offered to them by a dealer Its history It was made for a farm near Ormskirk Lancashire The farm was demolished and it was in a barn for years St Peter’s Methodist Church in Liverpool had a back pew damaged by a fire Someone who knew about the settle offered it to the church When the church closed we were offered it for our large home'

PITCH PINE CHAPEL PEW 71"(L) X 19"(W) X 36.5" (D)

SCOTTISH CHURCH PEW, CIRCA 1890 oak 93cm high, 265.5cm wide, 45cm deep (36 ¾in high, 104 ½in wide, 17 ¾in deep)

Ecclesiastical Salvage - an early 20th century pitch pine church pew, 81.5cm high, 197cm wide, 53cm deep

A carved oak bench in the 17th Century manner, the single plank seat flanked by two carved pew ends, with foliate and floral decoration (ends early, construction probably Victorian), 116 cm wide x 43 cm deep x approx 107 cm high, together with an early 20th Century mahogany bow fronted two drawer side table on square tapered legs to spade feet, 92 cm wide x 47 cm deep x 76.5 cm high

A late 19th/early 20thC pine pew, with a panelled back and shaped end supports, on a solid seat, 105cm high, 99cm wide, 34cm deep.

A Small Victorian Pitch Pine Chapel Pew with Read Prayer Book Rest, 130cms Wide

A Victorian Gothic Five Panel Pitch Pine Pew with Fleur De Lys Finials, Later Cushion Pad Seat, 183cm Long