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A charming example of 19th‑century French rural craftsmanship, this handmade wooden stool embodies the honesty, simplicity, and tactile warmth of traditional provincial furniture. Shaped entirely by hand, the piece carries the irregularities and subtle asymmetries that define true vernacular design, each mark, curve, and contour revealing the touch of the artisan who created it.
The stool’s sculptural form is both functional and expressive, with a solid wooden seat supported by sturdy legs that angle outward for stability. Time has bestowed a rich, authentic patina across the surface, softening the edges and deepening the natural grain of the wood. This aged finish gives the piece a soulful presence, the kind of character that only generations of use can produce.
Stools like this were everyday objects in 19th‑century French homes and farmsteads, used for work, rest, and domestic tasks. Today, they are prized for their sculptural simplicity and the quiet poetry of their handmade construction. This example stands out for its strong silhouette and the beautifully weathered surface that highlights the material’s natural beauty.
Whether used as a functional accent, a small side table, or a decorative sculptural object, this 19th‑century French stool brings warmth, authenticity, and a touch of rustic history into any interior.
A soulful and evocative piece of provincial French craftsmanship with exceptional patina.
Dimensions:
Height: 62 cm
Seat height: 48 cm
Width:32 cm
Depth: 27 cm
Ref. 23-0042