This pair of carved and turned wooden stools dates back to the late 19th century, fully integrated into the eclectic taste of 19th-century antiques. The contoured floors with beveled corners combine with a solid and decorative structural system, perfect for lovers of authentic historical furnishings.
The load-bearing structure is distinguished by its balustrade legs with spoolwork and a cage of turned crosspieces that combine stability and artisanal rigor. The natural patina enhances the warm veins of the wood essence, making these complements versatile both as auxiliary seats and as low tables or decorative supports in a classic or contemporary furnishing context.