Parq Bench
Please call or email the shop before purchase to discuss delivery.
Handmade using traditional Mortice joints, and constructed from vintage elm salvaged from villages in Shandong and Gansu of North Provincial China.
These benches have the appearance of well kept original peasant benches, however, are newly made with a lovely patina, and will provide years of use.
Knots, slight cracking, blemishes, small dents and minor colour variations are inherent characteristics of wood products. These irregularities do not impact the structural integrity of our products, and are not considered defects. Minor variations should be expected, and are part of the natural character and allure of wood products.
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Parq Bench
Please call or email the shop before purchase to discuss delivery.
Handmade using traditional Mortice joints, and constructed from vintage elm salvaged from villages in Shandong and Gansu of North Provincial China.
These benches have the appearance of well kept original peasant benches, however, are newly made with a lovely patina, and will provide years of use.
Knots, slight cracking, blemishes, small dents and minor colour variations are inherent characteristics of wood products. These irregularities do not impact the structural integrity of our products, and are not considered defects. Minor variations should be expected, and are part of the natural character and allure of wood products.
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Please call or email the shop before purchase to discuss delivery.
Handmade using traditional Mortice joints, and constructed from vintage elm salvaged from villages in Shandong and Gansu of North Provincial China.
These benches have the appearance of well kept original peasant benches, however, are newly made with a lovely patina, and will provide years of use.
Knots, slight cracking, blemishes, small dents and minor colour variations are inherent characteristics of wood products. These irregularities do not impact the structural integrity of our products, and are not considered defects. Minor variations should be expected, and are part of the natural character and allure of wood products.