Industrial Stool Made of Cast Iron from the Singer Factory, 1930

Oak cloverleaf stool by Marcel Gascoin, ARHEC 1950 Marcel Gascoin (1907-1986) played a major role in the emergence of French design after the Second World War. Although Marcel Gasco...

Chairs in massif wood made by anonymous carpenter from the French countryside Aveyron, 1960.

perfect armchairs for gardens and terrasses. Metal and rattan give a modern twist to these french 60's armchairs.

Stunning cast aluminum chair with their original orange fabric, extremely rare chair with their original fabric. In 1951 Guariche began to collaborate with Steiner, another major f...

Great original Singer stool from the 1920s. Industrial furniture in its purest shape. Cast iron base and wooden seat. Adjustable in height. ...

- A beautiful original and extremely rare first edition Singer work stool, England, late 19th Century. - Cast iron base with signature claw foot design, reminiscent of the Victorian era. - Seat is height adjustable and working perfectly, the top is of a superb quality and has been recently French polished. - Maximum seat height 64cm, Minimum seat height 43cm, Seat diameter 30cm. Singer The Corporation is an American manufacturer...

Original Singer industrial stools from the late 1950s to early 1960s, featuring a robust cast iron base and a beautifully curved timber seat with adjustable height. Originally used i...

Typical 1930s three-legged stool made of oak. Fantastic condition with no damage and a lovely patina. Not wobbly, all legs are solid and very firm. The legs and seat are connected wi...