Pair of Swedish Antique Taboret Stools from the Empire Period in Yellow Birch

A pair of northern Swedish antique baroque chairs from the mid to late 1700s, around 1770. The chairs are provincial and have a stately appearanc...

Visingsö stools by Carl Malmsten for Svensk Fur made in solid pine. The stools are minimalistic design with a clean shape and elegantly curved edges. Designed by Carl Malmsten in 195...

A decorative pair of 19th-century tabourets featuring elegant sabre legs and scalloped armrests. The stools are veneered in mahogany and have been tastefully reupholstered in a beige...

Pair of English Turn of the Century birch stools circa 1900 with curving arm supports, saber legs and floral needlepoint upholstery. A charming union of comfort and aesthetic appeal, this pair of English birch stools, circa 1900, delivers an enduring allure that exemplifies turn of the century craftsmanship. At first glance, the stools captivate with their needlepoint upholstery, a tapestry of floral patterns, a nod to the romantic inclinations of the era. This upholstery, in used but good condition, offers both tactile appeal and a visually engaging centerpiece, setting the tone for the design's overall aesthetic. The carved arm showcase delicate curves. Each support is a testament to the artisan's meticulous attention to detail, providing functional support while enriching the stool's visual appeal. Further enhancing the stools' character are the saber legs. Rendered in durable birch, these legs exhibit a refined curve, a distinctive feature of the period's design sensibilities. Their gentle, outward curve serves not only to offer reliable support, but also to contribute an element of sophisticated style. All these elements combine to form a unique design that is both comfortable and artistically striking. This pair of English birch stools is a great find for enthusiasts of turn of the century furniture...