North American Stools

A curule-style stool manufactured in Mexico during the 1940s, reflecting the Spanish Colonial Revival or Hacienda style. This historicist movement aimed to recapture the austere and ...

At the Bauhaus, Marcel Breuer married traditional craftsmanship with industrial methods and materials to help make tubular steel furniture an international sensation and a modern institution. Marcel Breuer was also the designer of the iconic Wassily chair and the Breuer Building, which now houses the Whitney Museum of American Art in the heart of NYC. This brand new set is in the super elegant "Caviar Hourglass" upholstery, and have never been used. These chairs are new in box, and have been priced near the first-party Knoll price. However, we can offer discounted and faster shipping, and are willing to reasonably negotiate. At this time, we have a total of 8 stools...

Bring timeless mid-century style to your kitchen, bar, or entertaining space with this exceptional set of six vintage bar stools, crafted circa 1960s in the style of iconic designer ...

Black with silver parade saddle, horsehead on top of saddle horn, matching breastplate. Not maker marked; probably Ted Flowers. Period: Estimate 1950s. ...

Thebes stool / bench / footrest / footstool designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, 1950s. This example retains the original yellow and orange geometric design fabric. The finish on t...

Set of four Mid Century Modern Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin polished steel and ostrich leather X frame stools, 1970. A wonderful iconic set of four stools designed by Milo Baughma...

Three organic forms make up the series. Made to work individually or as a group. Handmade in New York. Materials: Walnut, Red Oak, Ash Dimensions: W – 15″ x H – 25″ x D – 15″ Cus...

Classic all upholstered X base stool, in the style of Billy Baldwin, circa 1970's. This chic stool is in good, original condition, it is structurally sound and sturdy, the fabric is...

A set of 3 high bar stools, Post-Modernist, Memphis, Eighties, circular and angular structures in anthracite lacquered square section steel, footrests and low backrests, red and yell...

A beautiful antique English Jacobean or Tudor style stool or ottoman In the manner of Berkey & Gay USA, Circa 1920s Turned walnut legs, with cane seat. Measures: 17.75"W x 12.75"...

Bertu Stools, Boca-Dos Modern Counter Stool, Walnut Please scroll down to read IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT OUR STUMPS before purchase! Why buy BERTU stumps...

The Natura Pedestal by Ercole Home has a natural wood finish on Walnut. Handcut glass mosaics in Light Cloudy Notte glass mosaic decorate the top surface in Plume pattern. Custom si...

Pair of vintage Mid Century Modern barstools for sale. They were designed by Marcel Bruer during the 1920's Bauhaus era of design, and were manufactured by Chromcraft. They are desig...

Bride’s Veil Counter Stool With Back by Phase Design Dimensions: D 52,1 x W 53,3 x H 83,8 cm. Materials: Upholstery, steel and smoked brass. ...

Single Block Wood Batan Stool by Taller Batán Dimensions: W 30 x D 30 x H 40 cm Materials: Single block wood. Finishes: White cedar, blackened cedar (yakisugi), encino (mexican oak...

A sculptural pair of “Z” stools attributed to Gilbert Rohde, USA, circa 1940s. Rohde, a pivotal figure in American modernism and an early design director for Herman Miller, played a...

This elegant bar stool designed by Danny Ho Fong, featuring a round rattan-wrapped backrest and seat on a sleek black wrought iron base. The stool has a sculptural form, with curved ...

Horace B. Hartshaw Walnut and Birch Stools. Two sizes available, 2 that are 30" tall and 1 that is 22" tall. All stools are signed and dated, made between 1984-1994. Mr. Hartshaw ...

Whimsical versatyle solid wood stool designed by Jens Risom for Knoll Studio retains label , good solid construction nice patina .

Beautiful and authentic Art Deco diner cum barstools. Chrome is overall in good shape but pitting consistent with age is present. These have not been restored and if you are looking ...

A really nice pair of waterfall benches that will compliment any room. The green moire fabric is in wonderful shape. We can also upholster th...

Vintage Distressed Shop / Bar Stool with Footrest Overall Dimensions: 17" deep x 13 1/2" wide x 45" high Seat Height: 31" Footrest Height: 10" Materials: Wood & Steel

Counter stool by Mandy Graham Solid American walnut and/or American sandblasted oak Solid brushed brass / dark bronze base Measures: 13" W x 27" H Rounded seat with lovely proportions and silhouette that support comfortable seating. Also available in bar height seating.

This unpretentious red metal stool is height adjustable originally seated students in the science lab of a girls’ boarding school in Massachusetts circa 19...

A stylish pair of contemporary counter stools designed and manufactured in the United States, featuring a refined combination of natural oak, leather upholstery, and patterned textil...

Stool or coffee table, form and function are one and the same. Functional and decorative stoneware object, crafted by pinching and coiling. The ceramic surface is applied either with...

Pair of Art Deco Style Rose Tarlow Melrose House Leather Barstools

These are Bertoia Bar Stools, originally designed by Harry Bertoia in 1952. These particular examples were produced by Knoll in 2011. The stools are comprised of welded and chromed s...

The Safari stool is a testament to Danish midcentury furniture with its simple and gracefully curved frame. Upholstered with a sling seat affixed with sturdy leather straps, the stoo...

Mid-Century Modern Brass & Leather Stools by Frederick Weinberg Designer: Frederick Weinberg Manufacturer: Frederick Weinberg Co. Materials: Brass, New Top-Grain Leather _____...

Set of four "Mathis" bar stools with a swivel mechanism designed by Charles Hollis Jones in the 1960s. The bar stools are made of brass-plated steel and upholstered in the origina...

A charming and handsome early 19th century American Empire mahogany stool with a tapered fluted Doric column supported by a flat three legged ba...

Set of 5 'Méandre' counter stools by DESIGN FRÈRES, in COM. Dark bronze frame. 1/2 yard COM per stool.

Stool or coffee table, form and function are one and the same. Functional and decorative stoneware object, crafted by pinching and coiling. The ceramic surface is applied either with...

A turned walnut "Time Life" stool designed by Charles and Ray Eames and produced by Herman Miller, USA, 1960s.

Pair of Mid-Century American brass swivel bar stools upholstered in a faint mauve-striped floral fabric with low curved backrest, a thick fluted column base plus pierced foot ring. (...

The Teddy Pouf is the accompanying ottoman to the Teddy chair, and part of our first collection of upholstered designs. Upholstered in fabric by a company ...

Cast-off cedar logs are given second life as a crystalline form. Named Little Gem, the natural beauty of reclaimed wood is harnessed in this side table and sculpture piece where nature informs design. Each Little Gem is hand-shaped and faceted based on the different characteristics of the log used, and variations in wood grain. Top surface and finish further ensure that no two are alike. Left to weather outdoors, this piece will acquire a natural silver finish. Stool is sold as an individual piece. Shown in main image is carbon dyed Western red cedar...

Taking their cue from the original Chess Stool Series, these forms have been elongated to serve as larger pieces within a room. Perfect for counter height use and made to work in ser...

A nice pair of oak and rattan side tables / stools by McGuire Furniture Co. of San Francisco, circa 1970s. These tables are difficult to find and are in very good vintage condition. ...

Defined by its cylindrical form, the M_003 Counter Stool merges solid geometry with subtle detailing. The round top transitions seamlessly into a faceted base, with cutouts creating a dynamic contrast between the stool’s mass and its delicate lines. Designed by Studio Le Cann exclusively for Monolith Studio Numbered and Signed *Given the unique nature of stone, each piece will vary in look. Available in Black Lava Rock...

A pair of Warren Platner Ottomans/Stools manufactured by Knoll Original velvet Upholstery

Mid-Century Modern Industrial Custom Made Barstools Bar Stools with Hairpin Legs. Beautiful wood grain. These do not swivel

This playful little stool, part of Under the Influence, Maison Gerard's line of furnishings, takes its form from nature and boasts a surprisingly broad and supple seat. Velvet upho...

A well-designed piece of furniture blurs the line between functionality and art. The Madison stool is a geometrical masterpiece testing the boundary of what we think is possible with...

Beautifully crafted primitive stools in the manner of French modern design. Can be used as secondary coffee tables or drinks table or as simple foot stools. Ships from Philadelphi...

This sculptural boomerang bar with five leather barstools were sculpted from hefty walnut in circa 1950s, attributed to Vladimir Kagan and from a Mid-Cen...

The St. Paul Primo Stool by Bourgeois Boheme Atelier offers a sophisticated blend of form and function. Its architectural organic base—shown here in the gold bronze finish—anchors th...

This is a fabulous original mid century modern stool designed by Warren Platner for Knoll International, Inc,, the simple and elegant wire rods create a alluring pattern and the orig...

Victorian mahogany adjustable swivel piano stool with claw and glass ball feet by A. Merriam & Co., Massachusetts, circa 1880. An enduring classic of the late 19th century with a he...

An authentic pair of Thonet stools from the 1930s, marked on the underside with Thonet Logo and certificate. Red painted wooden base with chrome foot support and black faux leather ...

Studio Craft Woven Leather and Iron Stool, hand made by Lila Swift and Donald Monell, American, circa 1950s. The beautiful combination of the original patinated woven leather and the...

BAR STOOL - SET OF 4 J.M. Szymanski d. 2018 Inspired by a Spanish toreador, this sleek combination of blackened steel and thick bull leather. Can be modified to any seat height. ...

Stool I by Gentner Design Dimensions: D 29 x H 43 cm Materials: brass, silicone tubes A stool made of brass and silicone tubes. Gentner Design ...

Here is a cute little children's swivel stool attributed to Arthur Umanoff, circa 1960s. It has been painted a vibrant blue for that certain pop of color. This robust little chair ...

Introducing our exquisite Pair of Lucite & Brass Counter Stools by Hill Manufacturing, crafted in the USA during the stylish 1970s. These stunning stools effortlessly combine the ele...

Fabulous vintage white vinyl & chrome tube barstool by Thonet Model SS33 Bauhaus cantilever chair by Anton Lorenz. This piece is tagged Thonet but has been attributed to Anton Lorenz based upon archived research including online sources, vintage documentation and catalogs, designer literature, and other materials. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear even if it has been refinished or restored. Specifically, there is a stain on the seat vinyl that we have tried many things to remove to no avail. Please see photos, zoom in for details, and see long description as they are part of the condition report. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, 1980’s but designed circa 1930’s. Did someone say Thonet?? Yes, we sure did!! This is a fabulous labeled Thonet cantilever barstool circa 1980’s. It is in the style of the model SS33 Bauhaus cantilever chair designed in the 1930’s for Thonet by famed designer Anton Lorenz. The chair design was later adapted to create this wonderful barstool! It is comprised of a chrome tube cantilever frame, black block stabilizers on the base, and white vinyl seats and back rests. A simple, stunning, and oh-so-comfortable design! It is the perfect stool for your kitchen, bar, or rec room whether you live in a Bauhaus or mid-century modern home, an industrial loft, or Art Deco style home. It’s a classic, sleek style that has stood the test of time!! If you’ve been searching for a barstool or just the right extra seating, this stool is exactly what you’ve been looking for! Thonet was founded by Michael Thonet. Michael was born in 1796 and was apprenticed by his father to a cabinetmaker. Shortly after he married, Michael opened his one-man cabinetmaking shop creating furniture and cabinetry in the traditional manner by carving the needed parts and then joining them together. In 1830 he began experimenting with bending wood into curved shapes and thus began a successful furniture company that has remained continually in operation for nearly 200 years. Thonet’s early work was very Biedermeier in style and not made for the common man. Gradually his designs became more Art Nouveau. In 1951 his chairs for the Crystal Palace at the London World’s Fair won a prize medal and by the late 1950s he began to make his first “consumer” chair. In 1875, a year before Michael’s death, Thonet’s five factories made 620,000 chairs. Then in 1876 after his death the company became Gebruder Thonet. But all was not roses. In 1869 the Thonet patents lapsed and by 1893 there were 52 bentwood companies in Europe. However, Thonet persevered. They branched out. They merged. They added designs by Le Corbusier and Breuer and alternative materials such as tubular chrome in place of bentwood to their offerings. Business boomed and waned through the years and there was even a Thonet revival, so to speak, beginning in the 1940s on into the mid-20th century. Till today, in the 21st century, Thonet is still a furniture company to be reckoned with almost 200 years later. Anton Lorenz was known as the man behind the Bauhaus’ “machined aesthetic.” He was born in Budapest in 1891, became a teacher, and later married an opera singer, and entered a lock manufacturing business. They relocated to Berlin in the early 1920’s. in Berlin he met architects Marcel Breuer and Kalman Lengyel who were both associated with Bauhaus in Dessau. Breuer became the first designer to construct furniture out of tubular steel, joined forces with Lengyel and found a manufacturing company and Anton Lorenz became manager. He was business savvy and obtained patents to establish a network of rights for new tubular steel furniture and would go on to do the same for Desta and Thonet who dominated the industry. In 1939 Lorenz emigrated to the United States where he established the design technology for the well-known recliner. He developed his own design in 1940 called the BarcaLounger and later partnered with Morris Futorian...

We offer this rare an amazing chair hand painted designed by Don Shoemaker, circa 1960, includes

Inspired by the simplicity of midcentury design, the Fay dining Bar Stool is created using a stainless steel powder coated frame and specialized outdoor foam. The design is minimal a...

Taking their cue from the original Chess Stool Series, these forms have been elongated to serve as larger pieces within a room. Perfect for counter height use and made to work in ser...