Pair of Mid-Century stools attributed to Tony Paul, 1950s

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An exceptional and highly collectible pair of mid-century modern three-legged stools (often used in modernist interiors as organic side tables or sculptural planters), attributed to the American designer Tony Paul, dating from the 1950s. These pieces perfectly exemplify Paul's celebrated mastery of balancing playful linear rhythms with natural materials. Each stool features a circular, beautifully preserved woven rattan seat enclosed within a clean solid wood border. The architecture features an iconic, minimalist tripod base consisting of three slender wooden legs that flare out elegantly. This particular flared design conveys an unmistakable sense of lightness and geometric suspension characteristic of American postwar design. A brilliant addition to any curatorial project, this pair of stools bridges the gap between functional craft furniture and high-end Mid-Century Modern design, making them highly sought after by collectors on international marketplaces.

ID: 1389-1790260212-165887

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40-50

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30 cm

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