Sold for: £30
A rustic vernacular three-legged wooden stool, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The stool features a circular wooden seat with a characterful hand-hewn, scalloped edge. It is supported by three splayed, tapered wooden legs with a slightly bulbous profile, reinforced at mid-height by a triangular iron stretcher assembly secured with metal pins. Construction employs mortice-and-tenon joints, with the wood displaying a dark, aged patina throughout. Two small white adhesive labels are present; one on the edge of the seat bears the characters 309, while the label on the top surface is illegible.
Measurement: 13 x 16 IN
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