Majolica Stools

Amsterdam based designer Pierre Castignola (France - 1995) graduated Cum Laude from the Design Academy in 2018. He aims to have a conceptual backgro...

Chinese rosewood barrel shaped garden seat with a burl rosewood top. From the Republic period, in the Ming Dynasty taste. China, circa 1912-1949.

Tuscan clay stool, nice hand-painted. An idea of an Italian garden even in a city apartment: at the entrance it welcomes You with its colors, in the living room You can put down Your...

A contemporary lost wax cast bronze pedestal with fluted column and verdigris patina. Created with the traditional technique of the lost-w...

Circa 1960s Hollywood Regency Italian camel garden seat in glazed terracotta with hand painted decoration. In fine condition, no visible damage, unmarked.

Found in Italy, this pair of Art Deco style stools date from the 1940s. Each stool has black stained wood base with burled walnut veneer and a cushioned seat covered in sand-colored ...

Mid-20th century glazed terracotta garden stool plant stand or seat, flower pot seat or side table. Handmade of terracotta. Vintage garden seat in ...

Gorgeous vintage blue and white garden stool. A beautiful Ming design in a chic glazed ceramic. Perfect indoors our outside. Sure to add some cha...

Blue and white garden seat.

Old tranquil turquoise Chinese garden stool. Ideal for a decorative stool or small table.

A Tapestry of Danish Artistry: Late 19th Century Stool with Ornately Carved, Painted Legs, and Embroidered Seat. Nestled within the annals of Danish craftsmanship, this late 19th-century stool emerges as a testament to the intersection of functional design and artistic expression. Crafted during a period characterized by a renewed appreciation for traditional craftsmanship, this stool stands as a tangible embodiment of the artistic spirit that defined late 19th-century Danish furniture. The most striking feature of this stool lies in its intricately carved legs, a showcase of the artisan's meticulous skill and dedication to the craft. Each leg, adorned with ornate patterns, is a canvas where the artist's imagination meets the timeless elegance of Danish design. The intricate carvings, expertly executed, elevate the stool from mere functional furniture to a piece of sculptural art. The color palette chosen for the legs reflects the prevailing aesthetic preferences of the time. Rich yet understated tones of green, red, and gold intertwine harmoniously, creating a visual symphony that captures the essence of late 19th-century Danish decorative arts. The choice of colors not only imparts a regal quality to the stool but also evokes a sense of warmth and opulence. Adding an extra layer of refinement is the embroidered seat, a delicate touch that complements the sturdy and artistic foundation of the stool. The embroidery, meticulously crafted with precision, showcases a fusion of floral and geometric patterns, contributing to the overall aesthetic coherence of the piece. The choice of colors in the embroidery mirrors...

An Indonesian turned wooden stool from the 19th century with brown patina. Crafted in Indonesia during the 19th century, this stool is made of soli...