Church armchair stalle

Church stall probably 19th in solid wood, with a removable seat to sit in a low or high position. These chairs, unlike the benches, are placed in the heart of the church and are most often intended for monks/ready. Originally designed to study theology, it lends itself to any type of study (school, university, conferences). Being able to change positions makes it easier to support an activity that often lasts for hours. Can be hijacked and used in a pub, café/restaurant. Although monumental in shape, its dimensions are not, making it easy to integrate into a house or why not an apartment. It will give character to your interior as well as a good topic of conversation. A brand is present on the back "za" probably that of the huchier (equivalent carpenter today). It is a piece of furniture that has been used, it has experience, but that does not need to be restored, it is usable as is and very solid, the general condition is rather good. Weight to the ladle.