1970s Izmir Camel Saddle Foot Stool Red Leather

1970s Patinated Stool Solid Pine Wood Painted White No label acquired in Mexico City. Inspired by Jean Prouve Charlotte Perriand and Mouille french designs. 16.5 height x 12.5 in dia...

1940s Spanish Colonial Curule Stool Leather and Mahogany Medallion detail on bench. In the manner of Clara Porset & Luis Barragan. 13 tall x 8.25 d x 12...

A Traditional Camel Saddle / Stool A Traditional Camel Saddle constructed from several pieces of scratch carved olive wood, tied together with strips of hide to form a saddle stool ...

1950s Vintage Egyptian, North Africa camel saddle shape stool. A middle eastern wood and leather camel saddle wood bench designed with a wooden frame and a red and gold leather cushion seat. Traditionally used to ride camels in the desert of Africa and the Middle East, this camel saddle could be used as a foot stool or just as an accent tribal piece in any room. Midcentury, circa 1960s. Size: 24" W x 15" D x 16" H. Seat height 14". ORIGIN: Egypt. This Egyptian dark wood with a red and gold leather cushion camel saddle stool is a striking piece of furniture that embodies the rich and ancient heritage of Egypt. This unique stool is a fusion of traditional craftsmanship, opulent design, and historical symbolism. The stool's frame is crafted from rich, dark wood, which is not only sturdy but also showcases the natural beauty of the material. The wood is adorned with brass and traditional Egyptian design of the Pharaoh and his Queen, adding an artistic touch to the piece. The ottoman stool's top features a plush cushion with red and gold leather upholstery and Egyptian Pharaonic design, pyramids, palms camels. This combination of colors, red and gold, is not only visually appealing but also carries historical significance in Egyptian culture. The red and gold leather cushion is meticulously upholstered with intricate designs. The red leather symbolizes the vibrant and passionate history of Egypt, while the gold represents its wealth and prosperity. These colors are frequently associated with the opulence of ancient Egyptian pharaohs and their palaces. The cushion's surface is adorned with ornate Egyptian embossing designs, reflecting patterns reminiscent of traditional Egyptian textiles...