Rare Renaissance Revival Rosewood Curule Bench Stool Original Needlepoint
 

Product Description

Rare antique exquisite Renaissance Revival curule bench stool made of solid rosewood, very sturdy and in excellent condition. The seat still has the original needlepoint with minor signs of wear. A curule bench typically has "X" shaped legs with a connecting rod stretcher which is based on chair designs from the Roman times reserved for people of high stature. Please see photos for details.

Dimensions:

Height: 18.5 inches

Length: 20 inches

Width: 16.25 inches


Romeantiques offers a large selection of antique furniture, lighting, mirrors, and decorative accessories in our 20,000 sq. ft. showroom. We offer restoration and upholstery services of vintage and antique furniture and lighting.
Please email us with any inquiries or to make an appointment to visit our showroom. Thank you for your interest.
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Selling antiques for over 20 years, our showroom is newly located in Allentown, PA, convenient from Philadelphia, Baltimore/D.C metro area as well as New York City and the surrounding areas. We mainly deal in American, British, French and Continental antiques including furniture, lighting, artwork, decorative items and accessories. We have one of the largest collections of antiques in the tri-state area, a sample of which is on Ebay. If you can't find what you are looking for in our listings, please inquire. We also maintain a staff of carvers, cabinet makers, finishers, restorers and upholsterers. We offer restoration/refinishing and upholstery service as well as lighting restoration and rewiring. We guarantee the authenticity of our items and will try to answer all inquiries within 24 hours. Customer satisfaction is our priority. We ship worldwide!



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