Antique turned oak three-legged stool dating to the late 19th to early 20th century, full of rustic charm and beautifully honest craftsmanship. Constructed from solid oak, the piece features a circular seat with hand-carved concentric ring detailing, supported by three turned legs with decorative bobbin and ring-turned accents. The shaped backrest adds both character and function, giving the stool a distinctive silhouette. The warm, timeworn patina highlights the natural grain of the oak and speaks to generations of use. Its compact scale makes it wonderfully versatile as a side chair, accent stool, bedside piece, or layered into a collected corner. There is age-related wear consistent with time, including a slight crack to the backrest, which does not detract from the piece’s overall charm or structural presence. A soulful antique with wonderful texture, form, and primitive appeal. 13"Diameter, 27"H Sourced in France. Price does not include shipping.
