A 1920s oak footstool with a rattan seat, supported by turned legs and barley twist stretchers on all four sides. Compact and low in profile, it functions well as a footrest or decorative accent in a living space. The hand-woven cane panel is gently dished from use, and the frame displays a rich patina that highlights the warm tones of the oak. A classic example of interwar period vernacular furniture.
Physical Dimensions
Height
22cm (8.66")
Width
45cm (17.72")
Depth
33cm (12.99")
Declaration
The Old Cinema has dated this piece to the 1920s.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1146864
Dealers Internal Reference
46978
Description
A 1920s oak footstool with a rattan seat, supported by turned legs and barley twist stretchers on all four sides. Compact and low in profile, it functions well as a footrest or decorative accent in a living space.
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The hand-woven cane panel is gently dished from use, and the frame displays a rich patina that highlights the warm tones of the oak.
The Old Cinema
A classic example of interwar period vernacular furniture.
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