What periods do these footstools come from?

The listings include pieces originating from the Regency and Victorian eras, alongside nineteenth-century examples and later revival styles such as George III and Chippendale. Craftsmanship and materials often reflect these specific historical movements, ranging from formal Regency designs to robust Victorian proportions.

What materials were used for the upholstery?

Original and replacement coverings include leather, red and burgundy hide, velvet, damask, and general fabric. Many examples feature deep buttoning and brass-studded borders that secure the upholstery to the solid mahogany frame.

How were these stools used historically?

These pieces served primarily as footstools alongside armchairs or as low centre stools within sitting rooms and drawing rooms. Longer variants and ottomans also functioned as flexible seating options for multiple occupants in formal interiors.

Are these footstools fitted with castors?

Certain examples incorporate castors beneath the legs to allow for smooth movement across carpets and floorboards. This addition was particularly common on larger Victorian and nineteenth-century stools that required repositioning within a room.

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A mahogany buttoned footstool brings traditional seating and rich timber frames together, offering a practical touch of historical comfort for a room.

19th century

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Victorian Upholstered Buttoned Stool

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£225

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