Liberty of London Teak Three-Legged Egyptian-Style Thebes Stool

1960’s Mullca Low Stacking Stool – Sand – Set Of Seven. Sourced from the French Army these stools were used in field operations as bedside tables/stools. In 1947 Robert Muller and ...

1960's Mullca low stacking stool - White - Set Of Four. Sourced from the French Army these stools were used in field operations as bedside tables/stools. In 1947 Robert Muller and G...

1960s Mullca French high stools – chocolate round – set of four. 1960s Mullca French high stools – chocolate round – set of four. One of our most favourite stools, the laboratory high stools made by Mullca, with the button seat and round footrest...

1960's Simple French Stacking School Stools - Brown - Set Of Six. Classic French school stools, solid beech laminated tops with strong metal bases. Original stools in great conditi...

Early 20th century, Egyptian Revival, medium-toned maple, Thebes stool styled after the stools of ancient Egyptian royalty, attributed to Liberty & Co.

Early 20th century, Egyptian Revival, light, slat oak Thebes stool styled after the stools of ancient Egyptian royalty, attributed to Liberty & Co.

Liberty & Co Thebes Stool. Iconic stool in walnut produced by Liberty & Co from 1884. Single piece of English Walnut dished out to form the seat, set on 3 beech through tenon joint...

We are delighted to offer for sale this absolutely sublime fully restored Victorian Liberty’s London Thebes stool designed by L Wyburd This piece is as iconic and stylish as they come, anyone who knows and follows fine furniture will recognise this piece instantaneously The design of this three-legged stool is based on an ancient Egyptian prototype, an example of which, dating to 1550-1300 BC, is in the collection of the British Museum (EA 2481). The Liberty stool, patented in 1884, is one of three models, copying Egyptian originals, retailed by the firm. For a full discussion of the nineteenth century’s fascination with Egyptian stools see Donato Esposito, ‘From Ancient Egypt to Victorian London: the impact of ancient Egyptian furniture...