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Antique Furniture Direct has dated this Victorian Rosewood Piano Stool to the 1890s.
It has been newly reupholstered in a green velour type fabric. The seat rises and fall by way of a lever to the underside of the stool. It reads underneath “PATENTED FOR MANUFACTURER CHAS WADMAN BATH 2376”.
From The Furniture History Society:
The firm of Wadman Brothers was recorded as supplying folding chairs to the Theatre Royal, Glasgow in 1880 and also armchairs for the dress circle and stalls to the Savoy Theatre, London, in 1881 (The Furniture Gazette, 18 December 1880 and October 1881). The partnership of cabinet makers & timber merchants was dissolved with the business continued by Charles Wadman at 5 & 6 James Street, Bath (The Furniture Gazette, 7 January 1882). He advertised a patent stool and duet stool in The Furniture Gazette, 1 November 1885 and his ‘Primrose League Registered Inlaid Primrose tables’ in The Furniture Gazette, 1 November 1886.
Construction/Wood
Rosewood
Condition Report
Good condition. Solid and sturdy. Beautiful colour and patina to the rosewood. Rise and fall action in good working order. Recently reupholstered. Scuffs, marks and wear commensurate with age.
Dimensions
Width: 45cm
Depth: 34cm
Height at Lowest: 48cm
Height at Highest: 57cm
Antique Furniture Direct has dated this Victorian Rosewood Piano Stool to the 1890s.
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Victorian Rise and Fall Rosewood Piano Stool by Charles Wadman Bath
