- Johnston Benchworks

We carry upholstered wing chairs, sofas and settees by Johnston Benchworks to accompany the cupboards, tables, chests and other furniture we build in our workshop.

Oley Valley Reproductions is unique in that it carries dozens of upholstered pieces available for your immediate purchase today in our showroom, in fabrics we've hand selected to coordinate with traditional and colonial homes. Our customers come back again and again. Visit us today

Click on AVAILABLE NOW button on the left to see items in our showroom today for immediate purchase off the floor. Or browse the upholstered pieces below marked AVAILABLE NOW to see those available for purchase today in our showroom in Oley. Other pieces shown are examples of the most popular items we sell regularly.

Click on Johnston Benchworks Selected Fabrics to see examples just a few of the hundreds of fabrics available.

Johnston Benchworks is a family-owned company which hand crafts each upholstered chair, settee or sofa and makes the best quality American country upholstered furniture in colonial and traditional fabrics in the USA. All are 8-way hand tied coil spring seat foundation. Expert tailoring. Extremely durable frames.

Visit Oley Valley Reproductions showroom in Oley, PA to order from the full line of Johnston Benchworks seating styles available and select from hundreds of different colonial and traditional fabrics on display. Stop in Oley Valley Reproductions showroom today! We are always ordering new pieces and reordering favorites. Usual time from order to delivery to our showroom is 6 weeks. Contact us with delivery questions.

The policy of Johnston Benchworks is not to include pricing on the Internet, and we honor that policy. Oley Valley Reproductions sells upholstery at very competitive pricing, and welcomes your email inquiries.

Many of our customers ask if Grade G fabric is better quality than Grade A. The answer is no, all are high quality. Higher grade fabrics such as Grade G include a repeating pattern that requires more fabric on each piece to match the pattern and thus costs more.