This vintage wooden stool is a beautifully timeworn piece that celebrates honest craftsmanship and decades of use. Shaped by hand and softened by time, the surface displays layers of rich patina, subtle wear, and natural imperfections that give the stool its unmistakable character and warmth.
Originally made as a utilitarian object, circa 1940, the stool’s simple, sturdy form speaks to the design sensibilities of the era—functional, durable, and built to last. It was likely used in a garage or shed, as a seat for the craftsman of the house to create, maintain or repair household items. The aged wood shows variations in tone and texture, with worn edges and marks that tell the story of its past life.
Versatile and full of soul, this piece works effortlessly in today’s interiors. Use it as a low side table, a plant stand, extra seating, or a sculptural accent layered into a room for added depth and authenticity.
Its understated silhouette and natural aging allow this stool to complement modern, rustic, and eclectic spaces alike. Unlike new pieces, its patina and imperfections cannot be replicated, making it a truly one-of-a-kind addition.
A quiet yet compelling piece of history, this vintage wooden stool brings texture, warmth, and timeless character to any space.
Measurements
15” diameter, 24” tall, 15” wide at bottom
Return Policy
All sales are final.
Due to the unique nature, age, and condition of antique and vintage merchandise, we do not accept returns, exchanges, or offer refunds on any antique items once a purchase has been completed. All items are sold as-is, and natural wear, patina, imperfections, or signs of age are considered part of their character and value.
We encourage customers to review all product descriptions, photographs, measurements, and condition details carefully before purchasing. If you have questions about an item, please contact us prior to placing your order, and we will be happy to provide additional information.
By completing a purchase, you acknowledge and agree to this return policy.
This vintage wooden stool is a beautifully timeworn piece that celebrates honest craftsmanship and decades of use. Shaped by hand and softened by time, the surface displays layers of rich patina, subtle wear, and natural imperfections that give the stool its unmistakable character and warmth.
Originally made as a utilitarian object, circa 1940, the stool’s simple, sturdy form speaks to the design sensibilities of the era—functional, durable, and built to last. It was likely used in a garage or shed, as a seat for the craftsman of the house to create, maintain or repair household items. The aged wood shows variations in tone and texture, with worn edges and marks that tell the story of its past life.
Versatile and full of soul, this piece works effortlessly in today’s interiors. Use it as a low side table, a plant stand, extra seating, or a sculptural accent layered into a room for added depth and authenticity.
Its understated silhouette and natural aging allow this stool to complement modern, rustic, and eclectic spaces alike. Unlike new pieces, its patina and imperfections cannot be replicated, making it a truly one-of-a-kind addition.
A quiet yet compelling piece of history, this vintage wooden stool brings texture, warmth, and timeless character to any space.
Measurements
15” diameter, 24” tall, 15” wide at bottom
Return Policy
All sales are final.
Due to the unique nature, age, and condition of antique and vintage merchandise, we do not accept returns, exchanges, or offer refunds on any antique items once a purchase has been completed. All items are sold as-is, and natural wear, patina, imperfections, or signs of age are considered part of their character and value.
We encourage customers to review all product descriptions, photographs, measurements, and condition details carefully before purchasing. If you have questions about an item, please contact us prior to placing your order, and we will be happy to provide additional information.
By completing a purchase, you acknowledge and agree to this return policy.
