Medieval Stools

Victorian Carved Country Oak Joint Style Window Seat, Hall Bench This a good piece of Victorian Country Furniture, it has a solid Oak seat with a moulded edge and the apron below ha...

Vintage Danish Oak Stool with Lambskin, ca 1900s. Antique stool in solid oak from Denmark early 20th century. Inspired by the medieval or viking era. Probably used as a footstool or a childrens bench...

Pair of French Gothic stools from the 50s. Set of stools in solid chestnut, hand-crafted folk art. Very nice carving details on the bottom of the stools. Very nice patina of time on...

Hand-carved in France in the 1800’s, this oak tabouret stool was sculpted by an immensely talented menuisier in the Gothic style. A rectangular seat with canted corners has an elongated elliptic cutout in the center. Below each canted corner is a shallow corbel that extends down to form the back of a figurative leg. There are two distinct characters, one being a woman genuflecting on her left knee and the other being a squatting woman. Both women have their hands on their knees with a cloak hood pulled down to their foreheads. The sides that are flanked by identical carvings have been left open, allowing a simple rectangular stretcher to be viewed. Each end of the stretcher passes through a connector, where it is secured with a dowel on the outside. Above the connectors is an inset quadrilateral panel that is adorned with several recognizable Gothic motifs. In the center of the panel is a two-tiered rosette set inside a geometric shape with concave sides. The curved edges have been embellished with ogee protuberances, like rose thorns. Similar ogees can be found along the thin molding that mirrors the panel’s edges. The frieze has been carved on all four sides with additional signature Gothic elements, such as cusping, foils, and counter curves. Once again, there are two distinctive sets of carvings: one featuring concave curves and the other having convex curves. Our 19th century French oak tabouret makes for a highly decorative seating option in a bedroom or powder room. It can be used as a footstool when paired with another highly carved chair.

19th Century Oak Joint Stool This is a good Oak Joined Stool a good solid stool, it has a good natural colour and a lovely patina, th...

An antique armchair, a seat from the end of the 19th century. Dimensions: Height 78 cm, height of the seat 37 cm, width 61 cm, depth 48 cm.

Late 20th century pier 1 Medici Pewter wrought iron counter bar stools - set of 3. Item features wrought iron construction, quality craftsmanship, great ...

Pair of wrought iron benches with brass finial. Nicely detailed.

17th century style Ipswich oak joint or coffin stool This is a superb quality piece it is an early 20th century by the Ipswich makers, a copy of the per...

Beautifully designed and highly practical Gothic style bench. This unique, Gothic Revival bench is another one of our recent great finds. It has so...

Gothic, oak, square stool used in a church or rectory, features carved, "cathedral windows” detail on all four sides with a handle on top for easy mob...

Victorian Gothic oak farmhouse kitchen stool A lovely country piece with a superb natural colour and a gorgeous patina, it has a thick seat...