Description
This elegant pair of late 19th century long stools display refined proportions and understated decorative appeal, making them both highly versatile and visually striking pieces. Each stool is raised on graceful ebonised cabriole legs, terminating in softly carved pad feet, the sinuous curves lending a lightness and elegance characteristic of the period.
The gently shaped upholstered seats are generously proportioned, offering both comfort and practicality. Finished in a neutral linen upholstery, they provide a calm and timeless contrast to the dark ebonised frames, allowing them to sit comfortably within both traditional and more contemporary interiors.
These stools would work beautifully positioned at the foot of a bed, within a dressing room, or as occasional seating in a drawing room or hallway. Equally, they could be placed together or used separately, offering flexibility in their placement.
H: 48cm (18.9″)W: 120cm (47.2″)D: 47cm (18.5″)
In very good decorative order, they retain their original charm while presenting well for modern living. A sophisticated and useful pair, combining late Victorian elegance with enduring functionality.
circa 1890
