19th Century Painted Pine Hungarian Storage Bench
This rustic European antique is a Hungarian storage bench or primitive pine settle dating from the mid-to-late 1800's. Crafted from pine, it features a grey blue painted finish with chestnut undertones that’s especially unique.
This bench traces its roots to the region that was formerly the Austrian Empire, when the Habsburg Monarchy ruled much of present day Austria, Romania, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. Historically in the small villages of this region, the family gathering spot during temperate months was on a wide porch or veranda where this bench would have been located.
With its’ sturdy construction and charming painted finish, we think that this bench would make a marvelous addition to any home. From an entry or hallway, to a mudroom or even a dining bench, place it somewhere special where your guests can admire it.
Dimensions: 70.25”w x 20”d x 39.75”h
Condition: Scratches, nicks, and scattered paint losses all contribute to the charming aesthetic of this antique bench. Bench has been lightly sanded and waxed to seal and preserve the finish. Overall a strong and sturdy piece that's ready to use, with plenty of the good sort of patina.
Shipping: This piece includes complimentary shipping (within the 48 contiguous United States). Most pieces arrive within 3 weeks. Find out more about our shipping policies and timeline here.
This rustic European antique is a Hungarian storage bench or primitive pine settle dating from the mid-to-late 1800's. Crafted from pine, it features a grey blue painted finish with chestnut undertones that’s especially unique.
This bench traces its roots to the region that was formerly the Austrian Empire, when the Habsburg Monarchy ruled much of present day Austria, Romania, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. Historically in the small villages of this region, the family gathering spot during temperate months was on a wide porch or veranda where this bench would have been located.
With its’ sturdy construction and charming painted finish, we think that this bench would make a marvelous addition to any home. From an entry or hallway, to a mudroom or even a dining bench, place it somewhere special where your guests can admire it.
Dimensions: 70.25”w x 20”d x 39.75”h
Condition: Scratches, nicks, and scattered paint losses all contribute to the charming aesthetic of this antique bench. Bench has been lightly sanded and waxed to seal and preserve the finish. Overall a strong and sturdy piece that's ready to use, with plenty of the good sort of patina.
Shipping: This piece includes complimentary shipping (within the 48 contiguous United States). Most pieces arrive within 3 weeks. Find out more about our shipping policies and timeline here.
This rustic European antique is a Hungarian storage bench or primitive pine settle dating from the mid-to-late 1800's. Crafted from pine, it features a grey blue painted finish with chestnut undertones that’s especially unique.
This bench traces its roots to the region that was formerly the Austrian Empire, when the Habsburg Monarchy ruled much of present day Austria, Romania, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. Historically in the small villages of this region, the family gathering spot during temperate months was on a wide porch or veranda where this bench would have been located.
With its’ sturdy construction and charming painted finish, we think that this bench would make a marvelous addition to any home. From an entry or hallway, to a mudroom or even a dining bench, place it somewhere special where your guests can admire it.
Dimensions: 70.25”w x 20”d x 39.75”h
Condition: Scratches, nicks, and scattered paint losses all contribute to the charming aesthetic of this antique bench. Bench has been lightly sanded and waxed to seal and preserve the finish. Overall a strong and sturdy piece that's ready to use, with plenty of the good sort of patina.
Shipping: This piece includes complimentary shipping (within the 48 contiguous United States). Most pieces arrive within 3 weeks. Find out more about our shipping policies and timeline here.