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  1. Fitaovana tsotra sy tranainy izay matetika hita ao amin'ny fomban'ny Pennsylvania Holandey na Amerikana tany am-boalohany
    • The small size of the Pennsylvania water bench suggests its modern use as a dresser, although it was originally made to support pails of water in the kitchen or the wash-shed. In the usual water bench there is a cupboard base, a broad top, and above that a shelf which often has three small shallow drawers just below it. – Walter Rendell Storey, ITALY'S INFLUENCE IN CLASSICAL ROOMS; Her Furniture of the Eighteenth Century Much in Demand By Decorators, The New York Times, 27 Aogositra 1933
    • This is a photo of an antique pine bench that belonged to my parents when they lived in Florida. When they gave it to me, they told me it was a water bench. It is approximately 17 inches high and 33 inches wide. Although I think it has been refinished, there are signs of it being used over the years. – Anne McCollam, Water Bucket Bench Sat Outside the Kitchen, Creators, 22 Novambra 2019
    • This classic Pennsylvania water bench has the construction and form indicative of the mid-19th century. Long and narrow, the feet are beautifully scalloped and affixed to the top by way of a triple mortise. – Jeff R. Bridgeman, LONG PENNSYLVANIA WATER BENCH WITH TRIPLE-MORTISED CONSTRUCTION AND BEAUTIFULLY SCALLOPED LEGS, CA 1850, American Antiques, 2020s
    • A water bench is a simple utility piece of furniture intended to store water. A water bench consisted of a lower closed cupboard and a single upper shelf with one or multiple drawers resting on bracket feet or simple boot jack feet. – Nazia Safi, Water Bench, Worth Point, Unknown

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