Cherry Wood Stools in the Style of Giacomo Cometti, Italy 1930s '2 Available'

A sculptural pair of 1960s French stools, reimagined in a plush cream teddy upholstery. The natural wooden bases feature graceful curves and tapering legs, adding an organic, hand-cr...

A pair of Design for Leisure stools with their easily recognizable fluted chromed nickel base. This pair has a curved back rest; swivel feature and foot rest. DIMENSIONS: 18ʺW x 22...

A 20th Century petite stool entirely crafted from solid white Italian Carrara marble. This Modern stool resembles a chess piece, displaying soft curves, ring details, and a round, fl...

An Italian design from the 1960s, this Art Deco-inspired accent stool is a study in geometric rigor. The sturdy wooden frame, composed of interlocking rectangles, draws the eye with ...

Such an intriguing and inspiring small art deco / wabi sabi stool made in burl wood and the original hessian underclothing. Made by a Danish cabinetmaker in the 1930s. This authentic vintage stool will fit in many interior styles. A modern, Scandinavian, Art Deco interior or a Classic home...

A black-lacquered wood and green bouclé fabric stool, designed and produced in Italy, 1930s. Condition: Reupholstered in brand new bouclé fabric.

Giacomo Cometti. A sophisticated Anglo-Japanese style armchair of angular design. The high back sits on the back of the back legs which in turn connects to the arms through the seat forming stylistic wing shapes, which in turn connect to the front legs with side stretchers connecting back to the back legs. This unique innovative progressive design not only unites all of the chair joints seamlessly, but also makes it an extremely strong arm chair. Professionally upholstered in a high quality Morris & Co, strawberry thief fabric. Giacomo Cometti 1863–1938. He was born in Turin the son of a marble sculptor. After his father died an early death Giacomo went to work with the sculptor Odoardo Tabacchi and sculptor and cabinetmaker Davide Calandra and began attending the Albertina Academy of Fine Arts in Turin, where he graduated in 1891. He then became a pupil of sculptor Leonardo Bistolfi, which grew into a partnership that lasted for over 20 years. He was encouraged by Bistolfi to pursue cabinet making and applied arts in the new modernist style, where he favoured the Arts and Crafts Liberty style...

Industrial work stool by Ama, circa 1930s - Ply seat - Sprung steel back rest - Designed by Albert Menger - Produced by Ama, Nordhalben - German, 1930s - Measures: 39cm wide ...