Hand-Crafted Stools

This fantastic stool is the perfect antique to dress up any space. Hand-crafted in France in the 19th century this stool has been recently upholstered in a soft black and white herri...

The vintage, classic X-base leather upholstered stool, shown here, is made in the style of French designer Andre Arbus. Featuring a deep cushion top newly upholstered in Canyon leather...

Our cube sidetable is made from 18th century walnut. All sides are in one piece slabs of the same plank. While upholding golden cut proportions these sm...

Set of two bentwood beech Michael Thonet style stools with the original handwoven cane seat. In all original condition with some wear to the wood. ...

Fäbostol, Älvdalen, Dalarna, Sweden So rare to find these days, a beautiful solid milking stool with great patina and with the marks of time From the beginning of the 1800-century ...

Mid-20th century hardwood stool from San Luis Potosí, Mexico.

Early 20th century mesquite hardwood stool from Guanajuato, Mexico. Strong patina is evident in the photos. Legs are intact and secure. Most likely used as a work stool.

The Tolix steel stacking stools and steel stacking chairs were originally designed by Xavier Pauchard, better known as Mr. X. In the early 1900’s Xavier perfected a way of protecting sheet metal from rusting and by 1927 had set up a factory selling steel products. The now famous Tolix steel stacking stools and steel stacking chairs were not designed until the 30’s. 1956 was the year that Xavier finally perfected the fully stackable Tolix steel chairs, followed by the Tolix stacking steel stools. They had the ability to be able to stack (12) or more steel chairs and stools safely and that made the Tolix stacking stools and chairs an instant success. We stock the steel Tolix stacking stools (and chairs) in a myriad of colors and in (3) different heights, kitchen island and counter, dining tables and bars. All of the Tolix steel stacking stools and chairs have been stored in a warehouse, or used as showroom samples for many years. Virtually all will have some cosmetic flaws and are priced accordingly. Currently, we have over (1500) pieces of Tolix in stock, both vintage and showroom samples. This particular set of (4) turquoise stools...

We are delighted to offer this lovely hand embroidered walnut framed William & Mary style Victorian footstool A very good looking well made and decorative piece. Made in the Willi...

Elegant solid bronze faux bamboo counter stool inspired by Maison Jansen. Our mid-century modern kitchen counter stools are not only very co...

Rare "Cobra Stool" in hand forged wrought iron and bronze with handstitched leather seat by Karl Springer, American, 1980s. Very few of these were made. The craftsmanship of this pie...

Pair of Onassis bar stools in lacquered goatskin with hand-stitched black leather seats and brass foot rails by Karl Springer, American, 1980s.

Very rare and collectible Eames & Saarinen "Organic Chair", winner of Organic Design competition at MoMa. First manufacture from the early 1950s, laminated and moulded wooden seat shell, foam upholstery which was covered with textile fabric designed by Marli Ehrman. A special patented joint holds the wood legs firmly to the shell. Originals of the organic from the 1950s are collector's items and exhibited in museums. They are also traded on art auctions, where one was sold in 1999 for $ 120.000 in bed condition. (take a look at the picture) Designed for the “Organic Design” competition by Museum of Modern Art in New York on 1 October 1940. The competition was initiated by Elliot Noyes, the first curator of this newly installed department. The goal was to motivate architects and companies to develop and market modern furniture for a modern lifestyle. Their participation in the MoMa competition was the first collaboration between Eero Saarinen and Charles Eames, and they won first prize. Besides the chair, their submission comprised a high-back chair, an armchair, a sofa, and office furniture, which they presented in the form of several drawings. No true-to-scale prototypes were produced for the competition. Production of the “Organic Chair” only started in 1950 and was terminated after a short while. The original design had envisaged aluminium legs. This idea was discarded because the material was scarce during the war, and wood was used instead. New technologies were also involved in the production of the seat shell, which was composed of strips of veneer and was to ensure utmost stability and comfort while using as little material as possible and being extremely lightweight. Later on, Eames based...

Shown as a group of four, but priced individually since we make them to order; you can also specify whether you prefer solid bronze or brass. These were produced for a standard 36” h...

Two Exquisite French Mid-Century Modern Craftsman slipper chairs / stools or benches in hardwood. Each seat is carved from a single block of wood in the spirit of the French master,...