English Lutyens Style Teak Garden Bench with Arched Lattice Back, circa 1920

An English teak garden bench dating to circa 1920, designed in the distinctive manner associated with the celebrated Lutyens garden bench. Its architectural silhouette combines a high, arched lattice back with broad scrolling arms, horizontal slats and a generously proportioned seat.

The back is the defining feature, rising to a central rounded crest and extending outward through a series of graceful curves and cutout forms. Slatted arms and seat contribute to the bench’s open construction, while the long lower stretchers and central support give visual structure to the base. The teak has been given a pale, bleached finish, creating a softly variegated surface that emphasizes the bench’s architectural silhouette.

With its relatively compact width, the bench is particularly versatile for a terrace, conservatory or garden. It would sit beautifully against a brick or stone wall, beneath a tree, or as a focal point at the end of a garden path. The recognizable English design has a formal quality without feeling rigid, making the bench equally appealing in a traditional garden or a more relaxed contemporary outdoor setting.

Height: 40.25 in (102.24 cm)

Width: 55.75 in (141.61 cm)

Depth: 23 in (58.42 cm)

Seat Height: 17.25 in (43.82 cm)