A Victorian Oak Ball Foot Long Stool

19th century

Sold by The Antique Partnership

Description

A Victorian oak long stool with ball feet in the late 17th or early 18thC manner.

1.65m in width so perfect at the end of your four poster bed, in a large hall or sitting room.

Professionally reupholstered in a linen fabric (the colour of which is well represented in the photographs).

An oak frame with five turned ball feet and one central tapered leg at the centre rear. The seat has been re webbed and the underside covered in new black linen.The ball feet at the rear are reduced to allow the stool to go flush against a wall if desired.

165cm wide (ball end to ball end)

Seat frame 161 cm wide

Depth of seat 51 cm

Height from ground to top of seat 38cm

Height from ground to top of exposed frame 27.5 cm

Ball foot diameter approx 10cm

UK mainland delivery £100

Payment accepted by Bank transfer, Paypal, Cheque or by cash/creditcard if collected.

Declaration

The Antique Partnership has dated this piece to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA266259

Dealers Internal Reference

17186

Dealers Notes

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Description

A Victorian oak long stool with ball feet in the late 17th or early 18thC manner.

1.65m in width so perfect at the end of your four poster bed, in a large hall or sitting room.

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Professionally reupholstered in a linen fabric (the colour of which is well represented in the photographs).

The Antique Partnership

fig 1. A Victorian oak ball foot long stool — fig 1. A Victorian Oak Ball Foot Long Stool

An oak frame with five turned ball feet and one central tapered leg at the centre rear. The seat has been re webbed and the underside covered in new black linen.The ball feet at the rear are reduced to allow the stool to go flush against a wall if desired.