19th Century Green Painted Stool with Splayed Legs

Sturdy little joint stool with round seat and lightly turned and incised legs. Original finish.

Stout little 19th century country joint stool with sturdy plank seat and low legs.

19th Century pine buffet in original yellow paint with contrasting green painted panels. Two side-by-side drawers over two doors with single shelf interior and nicely shaped skirt. P...

Diminutive mid 19th century Pine side table with two plank top over turned, tapering legs. With original decoratively applied brown over red paint in various patterns throughout. Tab...

19th century Pine dresser with two side-by-side drawers over two lower drawers, beaded two-board sides and shaped, bracket base. In original mint green paint...

19th Century Wooden Bucket in original green paint, likely crafted by a cooper using slatted construction and metal banding, slide top with rope handle f...

19th century Swedish Folk Art stool from Umea Vasterbotten, Northern Sweden. A very charming stool. The Stool`s seat is made of wood but is upholstered in a beautiful fabric. Scr...

A 19th century mountain stool with the original faded cream paint remains. As easthetic pleasing as functional thing to have in your home.

A Tapestry of Danish Artistry: Late 19th Century Stool with Ornately Carved, Painted Legs, and Embroidered Seat. Nestled within the annals of Danish craftsmanship, this late 19th-century stool emerges as a testament to the intersection of functional design and artistic expression. Crafted during a period characterized by a renewed appreciation for traditional craftsmanship, this stool stands as a tangible embodiment of the artistic spirit that defined late 19th-century Danish furniture. The most striking feature of this stool lies in its intricately carved legs, a showcase of the artisan's meticulous skill and dedication to the craft. Each leg, adorned with ornate patterns, is a canvas where the artist's imagination meets the timeless elegance of Danish design. The intricate carvings, expertly executed, elevate the stool from mere functional furniture to a piece of sculptural art. The color palette chosen for the legs reflects the prevailing aesthetic preferences of the time. Rich yet understated tones of green, red, and gold intertwine harmoniously, creating a visual symphony that captures the essence of late 19th-century Danish decorative arts. The choice of colors not only imparts a regal quality to the stool but also evokes a sense of warmth and opulence. Adding an extra layer of refinement is the embroidered seat, a delicate touch that complements the sturdy and artistic foundation of the stool. The embroidery, meticulously crafted with precision, showcases a fusion of floral and geometric patterns, contributing to the overall aesthetic coherence of the piece. The choice of colors in the embroidery mirrors...

Set of Four Italian 19th Century Round Walnut Stools with Turned Legs. Priced Per Pair.

An English mahogany stool from the 19th century with cabriole legs, ball and claw feet and new custom linen upholstery. Exuding an air of stately English elegance, this 19th-century ...

Bench, of painted walnut, having drop-in seat upholstered in exotic chinoiserie print fabric, on frame with serpentine apron carved with scrolls and centered with patera, raised on c...