Pablo Romo Stools

A pair of antique benches, or forms. One is 18th century, the other later. Of rich, golden color and well-figured. N.b. 2" thick solid planks. Both are sturdy and ready-to-use. Measures: L 7’6" (230 cm) W 10" (25.5 cm) H 1’7" (48 cm). These look great en suite with an antique refectory or farmhouse table, for which they would have been originally designed. This type of bench or form would harmonise well in any interior, whether modern or traditional. During the 16th and 17th centuries refectory...

Whimsical pair of painted and gilt, Chinese carved wood elephant benches fitted with glass eyes.

Beautiful Italian rustic primitive country wooden bench, with trestle style legs in original aged green painted color giving the rich and beautiful patina that makes it look wonderfu...

Carved in quiet reverence from solid French oak, this pair of benches exudes pastoral strength and monastic simplicity. Each seat is cut from a single plank, the grain running fluidl...

Elegant and timeless pair of Italian Mid-Century Modern craftsman carved cherry wood benches or stools from the circle of Gio Ponti and his work at t...

Pair of tripod-base bar stools with seats inspired by Primitive birthing chairs. Hand-hammered iron stretchers with Brutalist texture, and wal...

Set of 4, very old, hand carved stools. Perfect indoor/outdoor addition to a Wabi Sabi decor. 16" tall X 12" wide.

Elegant pair of hard wood benches or stools in a Sober, modern Louis XIII style formed by successive stacked balls in large, comfortable size. These benches are currently un-upholst...

Pair of curule benches, or ottomans, each having X-frame in distressed painted finish, carved with rosettes, upholstered in cut chenille fabric ...

Midcentury pair of chairs or stools, in the style of designs from manufacturer Les Arcs, France 1960s. Seats with carpets. Very good vintage...

Rare pair of Italian Mid-Century Modern benches or stools attributed to Gio Ponti featuring hand cut wood side panels in a unique, organic form. These pieces are reflective of the work of Gio Ponti circa 1955 and, in particular his work at the Parco di Principe hotel. The hotel featured several pieces utilizing free form, cut-out forms which created a distinct sculptural aesthetic among the furnishings. These pieces are representative of that distinctive architectural style; they are rare and much sought after. Gio Ponti was the most important architect and designer in Italy from the late 1920's through the entire 1950 decade and beyond. His work embraced art...

Angular and elemental, this French carpenter’s bench speaks in the quiet dialect of agrarian utility. Its silhouette—low, tapered, and architectural—evokes the austerity of a rural o...