Three-Legged Stool

A charming, three legged stool, Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn, Sweden.

Handcrafted from solid oak with dowel joinery and a beautifully aged patina, this sculptural stool features a thick round seat and tapered legs. A timeless accent piece—ideal as a si...

Interesting and unusual miniature Bauhaus 3-leg stool, possibly a salesman's sample or maquette. Round seat is black lacquered turned wood ~7.5 inches diameter by 1 inch thick. T...

A Solid Wooden Oak Three Legged Stool Interior design and Home Decor. Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Dimensions: Height: 38cm. Diamater: 33cm.

A poplar milking stool on three pegged legs. Signed "Antrim N.H. Hand Craft Shop".

Small Swedish Three-Legged Stool ca 1780 With its curved seat and a patina that enhances its charm, this piece is simply lovely. Made out of pine wood. Height: 37 cm/14.5 inch Dep...

Wharton Esherick, stools, cottonwood, hickory, United States, 1954 This beautiful three-legged stool is a striking example of American designer Wharton Esherick’s oeuvre. The resurg...

Wharton Esherick, stool, cottonwood, hickory, United States, 1954 This beautiful three-legged stool is a striking example of American designer Wharton Esherick’s oeuvre. The resurge...

Vintage studio crafted three leg stool in oak with exposed mortise and tenon joints. A curved seat provides a comfortable seat and exemplifies the superior craftsmanship of a timeles...

Ode three-legged stool by Sizar Alexis Signed and numbered Edition of 12 Dimensions: Length 45 x width 45 x height 40 cm Materials: Burned pine wood The hexagon has more to it than we think, and some of the aspects of this shape are still mysterious. The series is an ode to the aesthetics that I fell in love with in a geometrical sculptural works of art and the interesting perfect form of the historical hexagon. It's fascinating how hexagons are part of our life but fail to realize this. It all comes down to the element that is present throughout our body, and that is carbon. The use of the form dates back to ancient Mesopotamia...