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19th Century Deacons Bench In Original PaintA fine & rare antique American painted and profusely stenciled Windsor bench settee. Pennsylvania, circa 1850. This rare bench retains the wonderful original painted and stenciled decoration of birds, flowers, leaves, fruit and berries. The decoration along the back crest is repeated on the mid rail and front edge of the carved plank seat. The bench has a half row of spindles on three sides above a long plank seat, and is raised on eight tapered,
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