Asian Fully Assembled and Pine Entryway Furniture

Modern reclaimed pine wood bench with rich ebony finish and unique seeded texture. Handsome beveled design. Smooth top for comfortable seating. Each will have natural variations in exact wood grain and textures.

Farmhouse coastal style rustic salvaged pine wood bench. Carved ball leg design. Great for use as a dining, entry, or accent bench in many spaces. Each will have variations in exact wood tones, grain, and natural imperfections. Weight of this bench is approx. 40 lbs.

Salvaged rustic pine wood farmhouse style bench. Four drawers with vintage iron hardware below for ample storage. Perfect for an entryway or narrow spaces. Each bench is unique in exact wood tones, grain, and natural imperfections/distress. Seat height is 16". This item is non-returnable - all sales are final.

Sawyer Collection by Crafters and Weavers is everything our customer's love about the original Parota wood collection with fresh low-profile mid-century modern designs.

• Solid Parota wood (native to Mexico and South America)
• Warm gray stain
• Wrought Iron legs
• Mid-Century Modern inspired design
• Mortise and Tenon joinery on frame
• Four drawers, fixed shelf across

Dimensions:

Overall: 68W x 16.25D x 40H

The Rod-back Birdcage Windsor bench (settee) features Asian influenced bamboo style turnings. The stylish, early 18th-century design incorporates a rare curved seat with back, arms, and medial stretchers also curved to match. The top corners are hand carved just like their 19th-century counterparts to resemble a mitered or "duckbill" bamboo joint, as a result, this style of Windsor is sometimes referred to as a “duckbill” Windsor.
Each bench begins with locally milled green lumber. Every seat is hand-carved from Eastern White Pine. We do all of our turnings by hand on a lathe out of maple or black birch. Every spindle is rived and shaved on a shave horse to ensure the grain is left unbroken from end to end. This traditional process is repeated on the chair's back before steaming and bending. The legs are set using a traditional tapered lock joint which increases the chair's stability. Finally, everything is wedged, hand sanded and finished with your choice of colored lacquer or milk paint. Every piece is custom made to order allowing us to tailor each commission to your specific needs.

The Rod-back Birdcage Windsor bench (settee) features Asian influenced bamboo style turnings. The stylish, early 18th-century design incorporates a rare curved seat with back, arms, and medial stretchers also curved to match. The top corners are hand carved just like their 19th-century counterparts to resemble a mitered or "duckbill" bamboo joint, as a result, this style of Windsor is sometimes referred to as a “duckbill” Windsor.
Each bench begins with locally milled green lumber. Every seat is hand-carved from Eastern White Pine. We do all of our turnings by hand on a lathe out of maple or black birch. Every spindle is rived and shaved on a shave horse to ensure the grain is left unbroken from end to end. This traditional process is repeated on the chair's back before steaming and bending. The legs are set using a traditional tapered lock joint which increases the chair's stability. Finally, everything is wedged, hand sanded and finished with your choice of colored lacquer or milk paint. Every piece is custom made to order allowing us to tailor each commission to your specific needs.