A Good Near Pair of c.1860s Gothic Revival Oak Benches in the Manner of A.W.N. Pugin sub-Decorative Objects do not grieve:

do not grieve:

The frame has two small areas of loss

A drawing by Vanni of the Holy Family with St John the Baptist in pen and brown ink and lilac wash is preserved in the Budapest Museum

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with no problems to report aside from some minor scuffs

A Good Near Pair of c.1860s Gothic Revival Oak Benches in the Manner of A.W.N. Pugin sub-Decorative Objects do not grieve:Origin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 75 Width: 84 & 79 respectively Depth: 14. 25 Height: 19 The well and solidly constructed mid nineteenth century Gothic oak hall benches having single planked seats and shaped ends with cut quatrefoil`s and pegged stretchers, one being five inches longer than the other, survive in original country estate order from the early to middle part of Victorian period England. The benches