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Carved from pieces of wood, this stool was meant as seating for women in Suriname, South America.
Accession Number: 1970-53-0017
Location: Suriname, South America
For more information, photo permissions, or higher resolution images, please contact the Mathers Museum of World Cultures at mathers@indiana.edu.
My final product for "Product Design 3" - a course at IPD, NTNU. The assignment was to make a stool with a height of 420 mm and a seat area of at least 250 x 250 mm. The stool was to be made from solid wood - either oak or ash.
@strobist: 2 studio strobes at background, half power. 430EX in shoot through umbrella at stool, 1/4 power - roughly 3 feet away at camera right.
This pair of Made in Italy bar stools are also marked with the brand Buying and Design Both are in like new condition, measure 29 inches to the seat and 42 inches tall.
$ 150.00 for the pair
christchurch dorset - the ducking stool was a punishment in the middle ages strickly designed for women. Wonder what they'd make of it now!
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN--Cute little stool with raised velvet in light blue and brown. easy to live with.
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GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN - These little stools are comfortable, come in great colors, and are sturdy (I know, you think they look teeny and flimsy. But our floor is the least even surface this side of the Marinanas Trench. Just promise us that when you get to the store you will take the stool to a level spot. Say, your home :) only available as a set of 4.
Height 46cm, top 27cm by 27cm.
Oak stool designed by noted American Architect Edward Durell Stone and manufactured by Fulbright Furniture circa 1945.
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN--Unlike most of our stock, these were sourced in China. Genuine vintage industrial stools, great finish, great design.
A primitive balayong taburete with oval seat
Estimate: PHP 35,000 - 40,000
Last Quarter, 19th century
Cebu
Balayong
50 x 44 x 35 cm (19 3/4 x 17 1/4 x 13 3/4 in)
Provenance:
Formerly from the collection of a renowned business magnate from Quezon City
Made of the highly-prized balayong wood, a type of indigenous rosewood, this primitive taburete (Spanish) or bangkito (Tagalog) is fancier and more exuberant than most humble three-legged stools used for seating during meals, reading periodicals, or leisurely conversations in and out of the house. This chair is an even rarer type, with an oval-shaped seat engraved with twisted rope and scallop patterns around the top edge. Before the halfway mark down the splaying round tapered legs are fan swirl rosettes carved beautifully on the visible faces, while stretchers are tenoned through the inside and joined to a central cylindrical finial. The legs end in seemingly delicate horse hoof feet.
Lot 114 of the Salcedo Auctions auction on 3 June 2023. Please see www.salcedoauctions.com for more information.
The elegant design of this stool makes it perfect for events where you would like the look of tall cocktail tables.
The seat is black padded vinyl and the back is contoured for comfort. Foot rests on three sides allow different seating positions, whether facing straight on or having a conversation to the side.
It is designed for the standard 42" height tall tables (pub height) and bars.
This vanity stool features a sumptuous, tufted, leather seat that rests upon four beautifully carved, wooden legs. The chair is lined with a luxurious chrome nailhead trim and the legs are painted in a silver lacquer, for a chic and glamorous finish.
This vanity stool looks great when paired with our Vanity chest (4341 - Under Tables and Storage).
18.75 in W
20 in D
16.5 in H
Carved from pieces of wood, this stool was meant as seating for children in Suriname, South America.
Accession Number: 1970-53-0015
Location: Suriname, South America
For more information, photo permissions, or higher resolution images, please contact the Mathers Museum of World Cultures at mathers@indiana.edu.