James II Design Walnut Stool

A fine mid-18th century walnut stool raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, the seat upholstered in a later petit point needlework.

A good quality George II-period Virginia (or 'red') walnut stool with a shaped apron. Mid-18th century, circa 1750. Excellent overall color and patination. The rising top close-nail...

Stool II by Gentner Design Dimensions: D 35.5 x H 45.7 cm Materials: darkened stainless steel, leather Gentner Design Rooted in a language of sculpture, character defining details, and world renowned craftsmanship, the work is found at the crossroads of design and art. Established in 2011, the namesake furniture label is a rare combination of aesthetic dexterity and mastery of craft resulting in furniture and objects that are expressive, formal, and transcend materiality. The collection is based in metal and incorporates only natural materials such as leather, wood, and glass in unique ways, challenging our assumptions. Christopher Gentner Christopher Gentner, with a BFA in metalsmithing from the Cleveland Institute of Art and apprenticeships under sculptors and jewelers, together with dedication to craft, quickly developed his reputation nationally as a foremost authority of metal fabrication and furniture. One of his crowning achievements was the re-creation and fabrication of the Frank Lloyd Wright...

A fine early 18th century walnut stool with cabriole legs with carved shells and terminating in pad feet. Now upholstered in a green velvet.

Tutu is not an ordinary stool. It was designed with a specific personality in mind, one that exudes elegance and grace. As a sister piece of the Walky Chair...

A painter, sculptor, designer, craftsman and explorer of textures and colours, François Mascarello experiments with materials and artistic techniques to translate into space the pot...