17th Century Oak Joint Stool

With an excellent color, a most attractive and original pair of chair back stools circa 1660 in good condition with beautiful carved scrolls to the top rails and in sound, solid orde...

In the early 17th century, Great chairs were used by the master of a house whilst other members of the family, friends and guests would almost invariably be seated on stools.

A very original 17th century oak joint stool of good colour and original patina.

17th Century oak joint stool, circa 1680

A charming 17th century Charles II period oak Joint stool having single plank top over Seat rails with attractive carved decoration Raised on elegant baluster turned leg Supports...

Two English Jacobean Joint stools. Original Finish. Great Patina. From an Ipswich, MA Family Collection.

A Charming Late 17th Century Oak Joint Stool Retaining Excellent Untouched Colour And Patina With Elegant Carved Frieze Raised On Baluster Turned Upright Supports

Characterful, naive charm Perfect height for occassional table beside armchair or sofa for a drink and nibbles A mid-17th century oak joint stool. The plank top with a moulded ed...

Charles I joint stool made in England in the early 1600s using oak. This is a beautiful and old stool that has lived a very long time and has a lot of stories to tell. The top shows ...

Joint stool made in England in the late 1600s using oak. This is a beautiful, and old, small stool that shows great proportions and can still be used on a daily basis. The top consis...

Fine mid-17th century English oak joint stool, having a single plank thumb molded top over channel molded aprons, standing on slightly splayed balustrade turned legs joined by box st...

Good 17th century English oak joint or joined stool, the later top with thumb molded edge over molded apron joining splayed double vase turned legs with box stretchers, the aprons wi...

17th century style Ipswich oak joint or coffin stool This is a superb quality piece it is an early 20th century by the Ipswich makers, a copy of the period version, it has been ha...

17th century English oak joint stool with carved skirt and turned legs.

Early 20th Century oak joint stool in the 17th Century style, the moulded edge rectangular top with a decorative carved frieze below, raised on turned baluster supports united by str...

Rectangular top with bibbin turned legs and box stretcher.

19th Century English Oak Joint Stool in the Late 17th Century Style A decorative 19th century English oak joint stool, made in the late 17th century style and dating from circa 1850...

Late 17th / Early 18th Century English Oak Joint Stool, c.1680–1720 A charming early English oak joint stool, dating from the late 17th to early 18th century, circa 1680–1720.

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Early 20th century rustic oak joint stool in the 17th century style, the rectangular top raised on turned baluster supports united stretchers, circa 1920.

Early 20th century rustic oak joint stool in the 17th century style, the rectangular top raised on turned baluster supports united stretchers, circa 1920.     

17th century English oak joint stool with incised carved decoration on skirt over turned legs.

An early oak joint stool in original condition with wonderful colour and patina. The moulded rectangular top is pegged onto the base, which consists of moulded top rails, attractive ...

An exceptionally high quality early oak joint stool in original condition with wonderful color and patina. The moulded rectangular top is pegged onto the base, which consists of moul...

Antique English oak joint stool, England, circa 1880's. Lovely oak stool with pegged mortise-and-tenon joints and splayed legs.

the almost square tops with curved edges and deep scratches above conforming frames, raised on turned legs joined by box stretchers and having block feet Please go to www.robuck.c...

Fine English 17th century joint stool, the single plank oak top over carved aprons and unusual turned legs joined by box stretchers and standing on original turned feet, the whole wi...

Late 17th-C. English oak joint stool with a beveled edge around the top, which has shrinkage. The apron is carved with early decoration and follows down to lovely turned and splayed...

Choir quire stool rarely to be found in walnut (mostly on the market you can find oak). this wonderful late 17th century English Country rustic joint stool with carved walnut wood sh...

Pair of 17th century English oak joint stools

With original top, turned legs and box stretcher. Provenance; Phipps Estate, Long Island Ny.

A true pair of late 17th century William & Mary period oak joined back stools/side chairs, circa 1690.

Very fine English mid-17th century oak long bench, the single plank oak top with thumb molded edge and of pegged construction, over ogee molded apron, having bulbous turned legs join...

17th century oak joint stool An exceptionally high standing 17th century oak joint stool with a moulded edge top.

This is a genuine period English antique oak stool, dating to the early / mid 17th century, Charles 1st Carolean period, circa 1630.

Jacobean oak joint stool bench. With a rich patina. 17th century and later.

Antique English carved oak hall bench joint stool 4 ft, c 1900 ~Direct from England~ ~Lovely and versatile antique English bench, in a generous 4 ft. size~ ~Wide apron is carved...

Very good late 17th century English oak joined table, the thumb molded top with canted corners, over molded apron and standing on splayed balustrade turned legs joined by box stretch...

Mid-17th century oak joint stool of lovely color and patination, circa 1670.

A very handsome 17th Century joined oak stool, pegged throughout and with a deeply carved arcaded frieze, bulbous turned legs and box stretcher and lovely medulary rays to the oak th...

A good late 17th century / early 18th century oak joint stool.

A rare 17th century (Charles I) oak joint stool (joined) of good patina & original condition.

Antique oak stool, circa 1680. A good solid carved 17th century oak joint stool in very good original condition, turned legs one turning is upside down, Age: 1680.

An oak joint stool on splayed, baluster-turned legs connected by stretchers all around. Very good color. Original throughout. Tall enough to use as a small side table.

A Charles I (1625 - 1649) oak joint (or joynt) stool. Baluster turned legs united by well worn stretchers. Twin plank top with moulded edge above a channel moulded frieze. Age relate...

A mid-17th century oak box stool of simple form and very good color.

A nice late 17th Century English oak joint stool, circa 1690.

An English Late 17th Century Carved Oak Joint Stool

A late 17th early 18th Century English oak joint stool.

AN ANTIQUE ENGLISH, LATE 17TH OR EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK JOINT STOOL HAVING A MOLDED TOP OVER SHAPED LEGS JOINED BY A STRETCHER DATING CIRCA 1690/1700

A charming and rare late 17th century Charles II period oak joint stool.

A Charles II carved oak joint stool; the stool's top with chamfered edges above a frieze boldly carved with quatrefoils, raised on ring turned legs united by moulded stretchers.  

A very nice Charles II period oak joint stool made in England circa 1680. Good color and patina.

An early 18th century oak joint stool of considerable construction, with carved arcaded top.

Charles II oak joint stool with a later removable top, England circa 1690 SB2455/10

An eye catching and high quality late 17th century stool of good proportion and beautiful design, robust enough for daily use.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this very rare and highly important, Museum quality, English Tudor King Henry VII Oak tester bed made for an...