19th Century Original Red Surface Bar Stool from Pennsylvania

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

19th century hardwood stool from San Luis Potosí, Mexico. This piece is primitive in style. Much wear is evident throughout the seat. All original legs...

19th century mesquite hardwood stool from Mexico. All original legs. This piece shows much wear with an unusually dark, weathered seat from years of use. Completely primitive in style. The stool was acquired from San Luis Potosí.

19th century dunce stool, or fool's stool, used for correcting, or punishing, children in school or at home. Word "FOOL" is written upon seat in old nail heads. Remnants of early red...

A beech framed Stool on cabriole supports and delicate decorative carving.

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...

Piano stool by the traditional company Gebrüder Thonet, Vienna from the late 19th or early 20th century. The piano stool is made of solid wood and has a frame with a bentwood ring. The curved feet are held together by the wooden ring made of curved wood. The stool is heavy and very stable. Height adjustable from 45 cm to approx. 62 cm with a long spindle. The seat consists of so-called Viennese wickerwork, the other parts are made of solid beech wood with artistic profiles. In this early model the seat ring is still supported by cross-shaped wood, in later models this was replaced by metal. The spindle runs well and has little play. The surfaces are stained dark and coated with shellac. Rare collector's item. Condition: All screws are tightened. The hand-braided braid was professionally renewed in a Schwerin braiding workshop. The stool has the original Thonet...

Well carved 19th century walnut rectangular Stool on shapely scroll supports with an elaborate cross stretcher, the top with an antique gros point tapestry covering.

19th Century mahogany Irish stool. The stuffover seat above shell carved knees terminating on claw and ball feet.

A good example of a 19th century Chinese stool with a one slab top on beautifully grained elm. Very sturdy and ready for everyday use.