Painted Stepladder Chair Library Chair, Transforming Chair and Step Stool

This is a collaboration with artist and metalworker Elsa Hoffman who does the metal cutouts. The metal has natural discoloration and can be rusted if preferred. This folding screen a...

Built with traditional joinery, this chair can be made as a set of dining or side chairs. The back splat is an adaptation of a Traditional Design and the chair as a whole is built in...

This little stool can be used at the piano or at a table or countertop to accommodate people of all heights. It can go from a seat height of 18" up to 24". The stool shown is in red ...

Contemporary with a nod to tradition, this chair is sturdy and Classic. The arms stop before the front of the chair making it comfortable enough to be part of a living room yet also ...

This bench was designed to add style to the practicality of muddy boot storage. Sit on the seat while putting on shoes and store away footwear where they ...

The Glendale nightstand is made of solid walnut with a poplar drawer. The details are carefully designed and executed to work harmoniously with the whole piece. Sleek curves and cove...

20th century English leather library step or stairs / stepladder, Victorian Solid wood mahogany stained. English library manager / stepladder 20...

20th Century English leather library step or stairs / stepladder, Victorian. Solid wood mahogany stained. English library manager / stepladder 2...

20th century English leather library step or stairs / stepladder, Victorian with casters Solid wood mahogany stained. English library manager / stepladder 20th century, Victorian....

This nice library stepladder is made of wood and brass, the steps are trimmed in leather. This is a French work. Circa 1940

Elegant Victorian walnut fold out library step. The compact way of getting to those hard to reach books or objects on the highest shelf. Circa 1880-1900. When closed it could functio...

Decorate a library or study with this artisan-made folding step ladder chair. Crafted in Southern France circa 1880, the metamorphic chair features two carved ladders in the back with a handle for easy handle; the double-function piece is hinged so that it can convert into a ladder with four stairs (maximum height of 33.5"). Iron straps with hooks allow for the piece to be secured in place both as a chair or as a ladder. The antique country ladder chair is in excellent condition commensurate with age and use with a rich walnut patina. A piece of ingenious French design, this versatile antique ladder...