Description

 

Antique Mission Oak Settee c.1910, Solid Quarter Sawn Oak, Arts & Crafts Bench

 

approximate dimensions:
36″H x 64″W x 33″D

 

An exceptional antique Mission oak settee crafted in richly figured quarter-sawn oak, embodying the enduring strength and restrained elegance of the American Arts & Crafts movement. The architectural form is distinguished by clean linear construction, substantial proportions, and beautifully pronounced ray flake grain throughout—hallmarks of fine Mission craftsmanship from the early 20th century.

The settee features a sturdy frame with classic vertical slats and a timeless silhouette, making it a perfect addition to both traditional and modern interiors. Pieces like this are highly sought after by collectors and those furnishing Craftsman, bungalow, or period-inspired homes.

Whether used as an entryway bench, living room seating, or a statement accent, this antique settee combines historical charm with everyday functionality.

Shows honest antique character and expected wear consistent with age and use, including light surface marks, areas of finish wear, and other minor imperfections acquired over time. The cushioned vinyl seat remains in overall fine condition, retaining a clean presentation with some light chafing to the corners and wear to the front (as shown in the photographs). A well-preserved example that displays beautifully while maintaining the authentic charm and patina collectors appreciate in antique furnishings. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the description, and feel free to ask any questions prior to bidding.

 

~ antique Mission oak furniture
~ Arts and Crafts antique bench
~ antique Craftsman settee
~ quarter sawn oak furniture
~ Stickley era furniture
~ Mission hall bench
~ bungalow furniture antique

 

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At Fickle Moon Antiques, we specialize in authentic antique and vintage objects that naturally reflect the passage of time. As such, items may exhibit varying degrees of wear, age-related character, restorations, replacement parts, imperfections, distress, and/or repairs consistent with their history and use.

We make every effort to accurately describe and photograph each piece to the best of our ability. Photographs are considered an important part of the item description and should be carefully reviewed prior to purchase. The absence of a specific condition note does not imply that an item is free from wear, imperfections, or restoration.

 

To ensure the safe arrival and proper handling of all antique and vintage furniture deliveries, we kindly ask that customers carefully inspect all items before signing for receipt from any third-party shipping or freight company.

Antique furnishings are unique, irreplaceable pieces that may travel long distances through specialized carriers. While every effort is made to package and protect each item professionally, damage can occasionally occur during transit. All customers are responsible for thoroughly inspecting their item at the time of delivery before accepting and signing for receipt. Any evidence of damage, whether visible or suspected, must be clearly documented directly on the delivery receipt or Bill of Lading prior to signing off on the shipment. By signing for delivery, the customer acknowledges acceptance of the item in its delivered condition and agrees to work directly with the carrier regarding any concerns or damage claims.