Stick-leg stool with a thick, well-worn top and slightly splayed legs. A straightforward, functional piece with strong vernacular character. The surface shows honest wear from use, giving it the quiet presence and patina that suits a country interior, kitchen, or workshop setting.
Details
- Era: Late 19th to early 20th century
- Origin: Britain
- Materials: Hardwood top with stick legs (likely mixed native woods)
- Dimensions: H 46 cm x W 55 cm x D 30 cm (approx.)
- Condition notes: Heavy surface wear, marks, and staining to the top. Legs firm and stable. Wear consistent with age and use.
- Provenance / Story: A practical working stool, likely used in a domestic or workshop environment where utility was prioritised over finish.
- Care tips: Clean gently with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking. Wax only if desired, keeping the surface natural.