Jacobean Style Tapestry Stool

A Classical carved mahogany footstool, or ottoman, the top newly upholstered in leopard print velvet fabric over scrolled supports joined by a vase and ring-turned stretcher, Boston, circa 1820. Beautifully made and very solid, this stool may serve as additional occasional seating...

A very functional and attractive 19th century French Louis XV style grey and white painted two-part cabinet, a buffet a deux corps, great as a bar, china or linen cupboard, the remov...

A 19th century Gothic Revival armchair in carved walnut upholstered in Holland and Sherry turquoise velvet. Inspired both by Japanese design and Eng...

A large, original vintage Swiss exhibition poster by celebrated graphic designer, Herbert Matter, for an exhibition at the Museum of Art & Craft in Zu...

A rare, giant original French horse racing poster or mural, lithograph on paper, mounted on linen, in four panels joined to form one large image b...

A miniature 19th century 3.5 inch diameter pocket terrestrial globe by C. Abel-Klinger, Nuremberg, Germany, in English for the English speaking markets. Signed with cartouche reading...

Rectangular original seat over a conforming frieze with chip carved detail, raised on turned legs joined by a box stretcher.

Rectangular original top over a lunette carved frieze, and raised on turned legs joined by a box stretcher.

Rectangular original top over a plain frieze and with turned legs joined by box stretchers.

George II style mahogany upholstered stool of grouse proportions, the tapestry upholstered seat. Raised up on foliate carved cabriole legs, termin...

Antique English Jacobean style carved oak joint bench stool circa 1920 A good size piece. Of good solid construction. Expected signs of wear to plank top, commensurate of age, ol...

This charming stool dates from the late 19th century and is in the Jacobean style of the 17th century. The wood looks to be walnut and has been professionally restored and the upholstery fabric is a woven damask with a light blue background and floral motifs in tones of gold and honey. The antique brass nail-heads have a floral motif which compliments the small floral blooms in the fabric. FYI: The Jacobean Era. The Jacobean era is named afer King James I who ruled from 1603 until 1625. James 1 belonged to the Stuart family as did his son and successor King Charles I reigning from 1625 until 1649. The term Jacobean era furniture is used here to refer to the period of both kings. The Jacobean, or Jacobethan, era was another phase of English Renaissance architecture, theatre, and decoration and formed a continuation, begun in the Elizabethan age, of the the Renaissance's penetration into England. Jacobean style furniture, early. The early Jacobean furniture period, which inspired much of the early American furniture of the pilgrims (in America Jacobean...