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17th Century Oak Joined Stool
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    Roger and jill founded the business in 1967 and their son nick joined them in 1994.
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17th Century Oak Joined Stool

17th century
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Description

A 17th oak joined stool with channel moulding to the frieze, good bold turned baluster legs and original colour and condition, including the original feet.

Similar stools illustrated in Chinnery Figures 3:87 & 3.88 which he dates as circa 1640

circa 1640

Physical Dimensions
Height
55cm (21.65")
Width
45.5cm (17.91")
Depth
27.5cm (10.83")
Declaration

Moxhams Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Joined Stool to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA917396
Dealers Internal Reference
S300
Dealers Notes

Established in 1967,Moxhams Antiques is a family business with a large shop in Bradford-on-Avon near Bath. We have an extensive and varied stock specialising in good period town and country furniture, ceramics, particularly delftware, as well as some decorative items.

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Description
A 17th oak joined stool with channel moulding to the frieze, good bold turned baluster legs and original colour and condition, including the original feet.

Similar stools illustrated in Chinnery Figures 3:87 & 3.88 which he dates as circa 1640

circa 1640

Height
55cm (21.65")
Width
45.5cm (17.91")
Depth
27.5cm (10.83")
Date of Manufacture

Moxhams Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Joined Stool to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA917396
Dealers Internal Ref
S300
Moxhams Antiques
Moxhams Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2009

Roger and jill founded the business in 1967 and their son nick joined them in 1994.

Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Moxhams Antiques Profile Page

Trade Associations

Moxhams Antiques is a registered member of BADA 

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A seventeenth-century dark oak joined stool with turned legs, perimeter stretchers, and a moulded rectangular top.
17th Century Oak Joined Stool
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A seventeenth-century dark oak joined stool with turned legs, perimeter stretchers, and a moulded rectangular top.
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A joined stool, historically referred to as a joint stool, is a wooden seating form crafted using mortise and tenon joinery secured with wooden pegs. Prevalent in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, these sturdy low stools served as primary seating before chairs became widespread in British households.

Seventeenth-century joined stools were constructed primarily from quarter-sawn native oak, assembled using hand-cut mortise and tenon joints held fast by wooden dowels or pegs. The design typically features turned legs, plain or carved friezes, and low perimeter stretchers designed to keep feet off cold stone floors.

Authentic period joined stools show signs of hand-tooling such as pit-saw marks and hand-planed surfaces, alongside slight irregularities in turned elements. Genuine examples feature pegged construction without modern screws, appropriate oxidisation around joints, and natural wear patterns concentrated on the stretchers and seat edges.

An antique joined stool functions effectively in contemporary spaces as an occasional side table beside a sofa, an accent piece in an entryway, or a decorative surface near a hearth. Its rich wood tones provide tactile contrast against clean architectural lines and modern upholstery.

Historical oak furniture should be kept away from direct heat sources and sudden humidity fluctuations to prevent wood shrinkage or splitting. Regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth and an occasional application of high-grade beeswax polish will protect the original timber finish and original patina.
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