English Stools

Handsome tiger motif needlepoint and wood stool with storage.

A finely carved George II (Thomas Chippendale) style saddle seat stool with carved rosette.

Pair of late 19th century mahogany stools with gadrooned edge and cabriole leg ending in ball and claw foot.

A good example of an 18th century elm stool of great colour

A Rare Regency Walnut X Frame Window Seat Possibly Russian Early 19th Century With carved eagle heads over a X stretcher with guilloche carvings and a central medallion. Height 27...

Square padded mahogany stool on cabriole legs with a rosette on knee ending in hairy paw feet.

Pair of interesting Edwardian oak stools from England. The seats have been newly upholstered in linen and finished with single welt decoration. These are a great pair of quirky sto...

A long carved oak footstool, chunky and handsome. The turned legs add an additional design note. Perfect as a fireside perch or at the end of a guest bed.

A rare yew wood large country house stool with storage. This most unusual 19th century solid figured yew wood stool is made in the form of a larg...

A very-rare and original collectors example of the monumentally sized 77" rhinoceros footstool by Dimitri Omersa for Abercrombie and Fitch, circa 1960s. This example is signed with the 'A&F Co' stamp underside one ear, and is in beautiful lightly aged and patinated condition. Incredibly rare and sought-after, this is the pinnacle pièce de résistance of Omersa collecting. Sturdy and structurally sound, this monumental rhino is ready to be used as a stool or bench for one to two people as it can support the weight of two adults - the interior is built with a steel frame, or use as a designer floor or tabletop sculpture or a friendly companion for an otherwise lonely house dog or cat. Some creative ways to use this Dimitri Omersa footstool is as an ottoman next to a coffee table, a foot stool or armrest next to your favorite lounge chair or reading armchair or use as dining table bench seating for one side of the table. Omersa's designed leather animals...

An English bobbin stool from the late 19th century, with new upholstery and side stretchers. Created in England during the last quarter of the 19th century, this stool features a squ...

English 19th century Mahogany Curule stool in x form resting on casters.

Outdoor-Indoor Coco Wolf Sammarco bar stool Internal construction: WPB mortice and tenon joined hard wood frame. Galvanised spring base. Marine grade webbing. All exposed wood is ...

Classic English Staffordshire garden seat in a pattern attributed to the 19th century potter Minton. The body in a deep blue painted with trails ...