PRODUCT INFORMATION
 
An Arts & Craft footstool or low bench
Circa 1900s 
 
Natural woven rush seat and dark Oak frame.
Gracefully curved and turned antique oak and rush stool. 
Top that resembles a horse saddle.

This little bench features wonderful turned handles, with beautiful grain and whimsical ball feet.
Solid oak. 
Splayed legs with low connecting bars.

A beautifully shaped and proportioned Arts & Crafts saddle stool.
The stool features a beautifully patinated wooden frame, showcasing the rich tones and character acquired over more than a century.
It reflects the influence of Pugin’s style, known for its emphasis on gothic-inspired elements and craftsmanship. 

The rush seat adds a rustic charm, making it both a functional and decorative piece.
 Would make a fine fireside perch or a pretty bedroom accent piece.
This stool is a versatile addition to your home. 
Its dimensions make it suitable for various uses, and its historical significance offers a conversation piece that connects you to the Arts and Crafts movement.
The original finish is very well preserved.
 
Arts and Crafts furniture, originating in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, emphasizes handcrafted quality, natural materials, and functional design. This movement, inspired by the work of designers like Augustus Pugin, sought to bring beauty and simplicity back into everyday household items.
 
Condition:
Good Vintage condition
Lovely patina 
Wear and tear commensurate with use and age
Light, dents marks to the frame and legs.
Some wear to the rush seat.
 
Dimensions:
77 cm width (legs)/ 65.5cm seat frame width / 50 cm rush seat width
34 cm depth width(legs)/ 29.5 cm seat depth
34 total heigh/ 28 cm middle seat height