British Stools

Originally realised for the Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield and inspired by Donald Judd and Børge Mogensen, Anodised Wicker marries industrially extruded and anodised aluminium with hand-woven cane wicker, rush envelope and flax webbing seats. The clinical and precise aluminium contrasts the warm and organic material. To this day we assemble the pieces in my studio in London and apply the cane, rush or webbing seating ourselves. The collection consists of this stool sized 380mm x 430mm x 450mm (W x L x H) available with a reel rush envelope seating (this listing), woven glossy lapping cane seating or a Scandinavian flax webbing, a longer bench also available with the same seating options and a cane woven armchair. The frame and legs can be finished in anodised grey or other anodising colours, powder coated (any colour) or mirror polished aluminium. This listing is a limited edition with a pink to orange...

Classic, fantastic line in detail make this furniture simply unique. The Chesterfield stool is covered with genuine, finest leather. The leather is of the best quality, very easy to ...

A pair of mid-19th century Victorian Period long stools or benches, each having an upholstered seat with serpentine ends, raised upon four turned burr oak, fluted legs, terminating o...

This is a superb antique English Edwardian satinwood stool, circa 1900 in date. The stool has been upholstered in a lovely sandy linen with occasional flower bunches. There is...

A late Regency period mahogany long stool, the frame raised upon turned legs and upholstered with an overstuffed seat, now with velvet covering.