1920s English Upholstered Stool with Slightly Raised Back

An English stool from circa 1920 with slightly raised back, straight carved legs, H-Form cross stretcher and newly reupholstered seat in linen. Introducing a distinguished English stool, dating from circa 1920, that seamlessly marries classic design with modern comfort. This elegant seating piece boasts a subtly raised back. It stands on straight, meticulously carved legs, which are more than just supports; they are individual statements of artistry, reflecting the detailed craftsmanship of the era. The stool is harmoniously tied together by an H-form cross stretcher, adding both visual interest and structural integrity. This design detail not only solidifies the stool’s stance but also imparts a sense of symmetry and balance to the piece. The seat of this English stool has been newly reupholstered in a neutral linen fabric, offering a fresh and contemporary touch to its antique charm. The linen seat beckons with an invitation of comfort, making the stool not merely a decorative piece, but a functional and welcoming addition to any home. Envision this stool as a sophisticated seat at a bedroom vanity, where mornings are greeted with grace. Alternatively, picture it nestled beneath a grand piano, awaiting the touch of a musician, or serving as additional, stylish seating in a living room or study. With its blend of historic character and modern comfort, this English stool from circa 1920 is a timeless addition, poised to enhance the warmth and elegance of any space it graces.

Height: 22.5 in (57.15 cm)

Width: 25 in (63.5 cm)

Depth: 17 in (43.18 cm)