Cherry Rustic Bench
with Hand Forged Hardware
Early Settler's Furniture by Delnero Rustic Furniture
Custom Made Handcrafted Furniture
Storage Space Inside
Front View of 42" Bench
Hand Forged Hinge Detail
This settler's bench is warm, rustic and artistic at the same time. The lift up
bench seat reveals plenty of storage space for things like boots, outdoor wear
or gardening supplies. This piece handcrafted with panels out of cherry was
painted and then completely stripped to give the appearance of an older piece.
It also features handmade hinges and cut nails forged in our blacksmith shop.
It measures 84" long, 15" deep, 36" high. We can make this bench to fit any space requirement.ge the hardware and cut nails in our blacksmith shop.
A 42" wide version of the rustic bench, without the paneled back. Delnero Furniture Co. can custom build to any configuration, detail, or dimension you might need to fill a specific space in your home.
A close up of the worn texture and natural surface cracks of the #2 cherry wood selected. The butterfly hinges are forged in our blacksmith shop, and were secured with the early traditional method of using long wrought iron nails that extend about one inch past the seat stile and lid top. After the nails are driven into place, they are bent over underneath. It is necessary to hold a "hand held" anvil up against the bent nails, and hammer the nail heads to tighten the hinges firmly into place.
It also features handmade hinges and cut nails forged in our blacksmith shop.
It measures 84" long, 15" deep, 36" high. We can make this bench to fit any space requirement.ge the hardware and cut nails in our blacksmith shop.
A 42" wide version of the rustic bench, without the paneled back. Delnero Furniture Co. can custom build to any configuration, detail, or dimension you might need to fill a specific space in your home.
A close up of the worn texture and natural surface cracks of the #2 cherry wood selected. The butterfly hinges are forged in our blacksmith shop, and were secured with the early traditional method of using long wrought iron nails that extend about one inch past the seat stile and lid top. After the nails are driven into place, they are bent over underneath. It is necessary to hold a "hand held" anvil up against the bent nails, and hammer the nail heads to tighten the hinges firmly into place.
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Evenings by Appointment
Closed Sundays
Evenings by Appointment
