c.1890 English Oak Milking Stool

Tolix has been an icon in the industry for nearly a century. The credit must go to the original designer of the Tolix stacking stools and chairs,...

Chrome Mid-Century Modern bar stools, with their crème leather seats by Romeo Rega, circa 1970. The pair are completely original, and please note fine surface scratches on the chrome...

Unusually comfortable, height adjustable Industrial Machine-Age stool that is both fully functional and in an unrestored condition. Great natural patina and...

Modern chrome stool, with a Classic chrome "X" style frame. Light scratches and scuffs on the chrome. Fabric is discolored in one corner (image 6...

Tolix steel stacking stools and stacking chairs were designed by Xavier Pauchard, who was a trained roofer in France. By 1907 Xavier, later known as Mr. X had perfected a way of protecting sheet metal from rusting. In 1927 Mr. X had set up a factory selling steel products for the household. The actual Tolix stools and chairs were not designed until the 1930’s. In 1956 Mr. X finally developed the first fully stackable Tolix chairs, soon followed by the Tolix stacking stools. The ability to be able to stack (12) or more steel chairs, the Tolix chairs and stools became an instant success. We stock the steel Tolix...

Authentic Tolix steel stacking stools were originally designed by Xavier Pauchard, commonly known as Mr. X. Around the early 1900’s Xavier invented a process for protecting metal from rusting. By 1927 Xavier began selling steel household products. The now infamous Tolix steel stacking stools and steel stacking chairs were not in production until the late 1930’s. It wasn’t until 1956 that Xavier finally perfected the stackable Tolix steel chairs...

Patinated wooden tripod milking stool. The stool features a thick hand carved rounded seat with visible growth rings, that sits atop three turned ...

A small English country oak milking stool. Three legged for stability when milking! Charming as a fireside child's seat or a perch for your drink.

English elm wood circular seat milking stool on turned legs terminating in tulip bulb feet. Joined by ‘X’ stretchers. England, circa 1860.

Lovely round milking stool found in Western Mexico. Great accent for an entrance or hallway. Origin: Teponahuasco, Jalisco / Western México Date of manufacture: Circa 1890 Materi...

English oak needlework stool, with tapered fluted legs and a turned finial on the cross stretcher. There are square carved floral rosettes on the legs and stretcher. The upholstery h...

This beautiful English Oak stool and side table is perfect for any room of the house. The ideal height as a stool for seating, or equally useful as a...