17th Century Oak Stool

Delightful 17th century joined oak back stool. The seat is upholstered in an old carpet fabric

Late 17th Century English oak joint stool. Heavy, solid piece with wear and losses as you would

A high standing 17th century joint stool with beautifully acquired patina, the plank top with

A rare pair of mid-17th century French walnut and oak ‘tabourets de chanters’ (cantor’s stools

James I / Charles I oak low stool, English, circa 1620-1630. The eight peg moulded plank top

by rectangular section stretchers. The quality of the turnings to this stool are exceptional

Near pair of Charles I oak and elm joined stools Gloucestershire, circa 1630-1640. The moulded

English period Charles II pair of oak carved side chairs, referred to as back stools in this era

A really beautiful high backed 17th Century Welsh oak 'back stool' - peg jointed and solid with

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

A charming 17th century Charles II period oak Joint stool having single plank top over Seat rails

Wonderful and rare Charles II oak stool, circa 1670-1690. The top is made from a single plank and

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

This cantor's stool is made of oak. This is a French work, circa 17th century.

Charles I joint stool made in England in the early 1600s using oak. This is a beautiful and old

17th Century oak joint stool, circa 1680

and nibbles A mid-17th century oak joint stool. The plank top with a moulded edge. Two sets of

Joint stool made in England in the late 1600s using oak. This is a beautiful, and old, small stool

17th century style Ipswich oak joint or coffin stool This is a superb quality piece it is an

Early 20th Century oak joint stool in the 17th Century style, the moulded edge rectangular top with

Fine mid-17th century English oak joint stool, having a single plank thumb molded top over channel

An English Jacobean style solid oak stool or side table made in the late 1600’s is held together

Late 17th-C. English oak joint stool with a beveled edge around the top, which has shrinkage. The

Good 17th century English oak joint or joined stool, the later top with thumb molded edge over

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

A Charming Late 17th Century Oak Joint Stool Retaining Excellent Untouched Colour And Patina With

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...

An early oak joint stool in original condition with wonderful colour and patina. The moulded

An exceptionally high quality early oak joint stool in original condition with wonderful color and

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

Not many pieces of this age have stood the test of time. This very early English stool is

Pair of 17th century English oak joint stools

17th century style Jacobean English oak stool/drinks table, great color/patina.

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

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

17th century oak joint stool An exceptionally high standing 17th century oak joint stool with a

17th century and later oak joined stool Of unusual design, with canted square top and tall

17th Century antique oak box stool having a hinged rectangular shaped lift up top opening to reveal

This is a genuine period English antique oak stool, dating to the early / mid 17th century, Charles

Residing in a 12th century Narbonne, France chateau for a number of years, this 17th century

Sturdy Charles II oak rectangular stool with incised edge, peg construction, baluster form turned

17th century pair of French "Prie-Dieu", the wood is in oak and wear this warm patina given by time.

Each with rectangular tops and carved frieze, carved turned legs with box stretchers.

Offered this unique oak 17th century antique English Windsor bench / long stool. This beautiful

, height 42cm Related to: A matched pair of Norfolk oak drum, close-stools I sold in 1998, one to

mid-17th century rustic oak stool table. The plank top with a moulded edge. Two sets of metal nails

A very handsome 17th Century joined oak stool, pegged throughout and with a deeply carved arcaded

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

A good late 17th century / early 18th century oak joint stool. With incised carving to the top

. Bibliography: For a stool with similarly turned and shaped legs, see Victor Chinnery, 'Oak Furniture: The

An English Joynt oak stool 1620–1640 in original condition and of good color.   

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

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

A Charles I (1625 - 1649) oak joint (or joynt) stool. Baluster turned legs united by well worn

An oak joint stool on splayed, baluster-turned legs connected by stretchers all around. Very good

An oak box stool from the turn of the 17th century; of good colour and patina, with bold moulded

A nice late 17th Century English oak joint stool, circa 1690. Good color and patina. Great as a