Early 18th Century Oak Box Stool

An early 18th Century oak side table, having a nice figured rectangular top above a single oak lined frieze drawer with brass petal shaped drop handles and escutcheon, raised on turn...

19th century Gothic revival oak stool, the shaped rectangular top above Gothic supports and stretcher, circa 1860.

18th Century oak side table, the rectangular moulded edge top above an oak lined frieze drawer with the original brass fret handles and esc...

19th Century walnut stool having a recently reupholstered grey coloured stuff over seat finished with a decorative scroll trim, the foliate carved arched edge on cabriole legs. Circa...

18th century oak joint stool from England. The top is pegged and has a beveled edge, following down to a lovely hand-carved decorated apron featuring encircled fylfots, which are ...

18th century oak joint stool from England with a single plank top with pegged construction. This follows down to a hand carved apron with nulling decoration and supported on hand tur...

A Very Charming Mid 17th Century, Charles II Period, Oak Joint Stool Of Pegged Construction, Plus Untouched Colour Patina Throughout, Having Rectangular Moulded Top Over Turned Upright Supports With Original Straight Stretchers. Sometimes referred to as coffin stools (although this was much more of a 19th century trend for their usage as opposed to their original purpose in earlier times) the humble antique joint stool was by far the most common form of seating in 16th and 17th century England. Indeed they were made in relatively vast quantities and almost every house would have a selection of them on hand in a variety of difference sizes and heights so that they could be used as required. This antique oak joint stool...

19th century Oak joint stool from England with a beveled edge around the top, which is also chamfered and of pegged construction. The apron is wonderfully hand carved on all four sid...