Decorative Small Floral Painted Ebonised Victorian Stool

An ebonised piano stool by Henry Brooks & Co London. Beautifully made, well proportioned stool with cushioned seat leading to four turned legs with hoof like feet and delicate turned...

An unusual cast iron former cheese press table base, extremely well built with heavy splayed legs and a grooved top with drain hole. Probably of French o...

A 19th century Victorian Aesthetic Movement centre table in the manner of E.W. Godwin. Ebonised finish with gilt enhancements. Newly, professionally upholstered red baize octagonal ...

A tilt top papier mâché occasional table. Black with hand painted floral, gilt and mother of Pearl decoration. Good quality and form, possibly by Jenners & Bettridge of Belgravia, L...

A rare and highly unusual splayed factory stool from the 1950s, by Evertaut. Likely made as a special factory piece or exhibition piece. In excellent original condition, with lovely...

A beautiful Satin Birch writing desk by Heal & Son London. This little desk will light up any room, the satinwood birch has a wonderful texture and movement and a colour tone that o...

This table is raised on a base composed of six bobbin turned Legs and a optogonal star stretcher, also turned. Oval antique wine or side table of the 19th century. Wood with bobbin ...

Side tables or stools. Multi-functionality and interactivity are an important part of the concept of Gisela Simas' work. Besides the two main uses, Cariocas are fit for small spaces ...

Handmade ceramic stool with matte white enamel and silk thread details. Production time: 6-8 weeks for items without marble / 13-14 weeks for marble pieces. Shipping +10 additional ...

Drum stool/table A Poux signature design, the drum stool/table collection is a perfect marriage of material, sculpture and precision. The solid wood top is seamlessly connected to...

Charming pair of oriental-style painted wooden stools.

This eclectic, one-off azure-blue decorative accent table or stool is made by French multidisciplinary artist-designer Louis Bressolles. The entirely unique sculptural object is constructed of interlocking pieces of reclaimed tree branches and layered Plexiglass sheets that have been thermoformed to create a useable structure — and which can be disassembled and reassembled like a puzzle. The puzzle's trick is that it must be constructed in a specific order. Once assembled, the lightweight materials of the piece become quite sturdy, and the finished form is reminiscent of a wild and imaginatively intertwined patchwork of branches and brambles, drenched in a cheerful, bright shade of blue that recalls the Mediterranean Sea on a sunny day. A versatile and functional design object that is guaranteed to stand-out in even the most discerning contemporary interiors. About the Artist: As an artist and designer, Bressolles has developed a personal and singular approach, inspired by lived experience. Bressolles exploits materials, particularly plastic, to new formal and technical potential, give new life to re-used plastics, such as his recent “Gainage” Collection, created with discarded swimming pool equipment...