Sold 7 October 2025 · William Carr Antiques

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Description

A good George IV rosewood x-frame stool, C.1830.

Having x-frame supports and a crisply carved lappet frame, adjoined by a turned stretcher rail.

Raised on recessed original brass castors, traditionally upholstered in a needlepoint fabric.

Structurally sound.

Physical Dimensions

Height

45cm (17.72")

Width

52cm (20.47")

Depth

52cm (20.47")

Declaration

William Carr Antiques has dated this Rosewood X Frame Stool to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1087810

Description

A good George IV rosewood x-frame stool, C.1830.

Having x-frame supports and a crisply carved lappet frame, adjoined by a turned stretcher rail.

Raised on recessed original brass castors, traditionally upholstered in a needlepoint fabric.

Structurally sound.

Physical Dimensions

Height

45cm (17.72")

Width

52cm (20.47")

Depth

52cm (20.47")

Date of Manufacture

William Carr Antiques has dated this Rosewood X Frame Stool to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1087810

About the Dealer

William Carr Antiques

Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2022

Lover of all things interesting and extraordinary. Furniture - folk art - english country house.

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United Kingdom

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ObjectStools
Period19th century
StyleVictorian
MaterialRosewood, Tapestry, Brass
ColourDark Brown
MotifsX-frame construction, Scroll feet, Needlework upholstery, Turned stretcher
SizeH 45 cm (18 in) x W 52 cm (20 in) x D 52 cm (20 in)

FAQs

The X-frame or curule stool design dates back to ancient civilisations such as Egypt and Rome, where it signified status and authority. The form experienced revivals during the Renaissance and again in the 19th century under Regency and Victorian revivalist movements.

Authentic period stools typically utilise dense hardwoods such as rosewood or mahogany, often featuring hand-carved details, pegged joints, and traditional upholstery techniques incorporating horsehair stuffing and needlepoint or tapestry covers.

Identification relies on examining timber grain, hand-cut joinery, patination, and the type of fixings used. Period pieces generally exhibit signs of age-appropriate wear, traditional hand-turned components, and authentic period textiles or historical reupholstery.

This piece works well as an occasional seat in a living room, placed at the foot of a bed, or used as a compact vanity stool, adding textural contrast and historic character to contemporary spaces.

Preservation involves keeping the timber away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent cracking, periodically treating the wood with microcrystalline wax, and protecting upholstered surfaces from moisture and pests.