Pair of Spanish square upholstered Baroque oak stools

A charming pair of English Oak Elizabethan style stools or small end tables, of solid construction and typical form, the tops with molded edges above a plain frieze, the fluted balus...

Rare and very special Spanish armchair, the back featuring a prominent coat of arms carved and with painted accents, conforming front stretcher. O...

A rare, late 17th century. ‘X’ stretchered, ebonised, oak stool upholstered in 17th century verdure tapestry Unusual simulating ebony which was phenomenally expensive and only found in Royal and aristocratic collections at this time This stool is sophisticated, elegant and refined and the flying bird on the tapestry is a charming and unusual feature. The fine turnings, and x-stretcher evolved into the design of late-17th century English furniture in response to Continental fashions. At the same time, cabinet makers responded to the fashion for expensive Oriental laquered furniture by ebonising or black-japanning...

Pair of cut velvet and velvet upholstered x-form stools, sold as a pair. USA, early 20th century, 20 x 21 x 24