Handy Bench From Single Board Pattern No 33
Colonial era residents cut benches from a single ten fret board to suit seating needs from two to four or more. The bench prize shows legs top and cleats all from one board and works beside a fireplace or as a coffee table. Variations include adding legs to extend length and pairing with a Sawbuck Table pattern for a dining setup.
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East-Bird Pattern Company
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W. Pleasantville
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