A concentrated dose of British history. This piece exemplifies the Jacobean Revival era (c. 1920s), characterized by its rich, dark oak patina and robust construction. The four legs and connecting stretchers feature tight Barley Twist turnings—a spiral design originally inspired by Solomonic columns. The top is not merely functional but decorative, featuring a central carved Rosette motif and a tactile, scalloped edge.

 An honest piece of English vernacular furniture. Built during the early 20th century when Britain looked back to the craftsmanship of the 1600s. It represents Sustainable Heritage—solid wood that has survived a century of use and is ready for another.

The Interior Stylist's Note: Do not think of this merely as a stool. Its flat, carved top makes it the perfect Petite Side Table. Place it next to a bathtub to hold a glass of wine and a candle, or use it in a living room corner as a Plant Stand to elevate a large fern. Its small footprint allows it to add 'period charm' to tight spaces where a standard coffee table wouldn't fit.

Condition & Restoration: Solid vintage condition. The oak retains its original dark stain with a warm, historical sheen. Minor surface wear consistent with age, which enhances its cottage appeal.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: H: 47cm | W: 36cm | D: 36cm

• Material: Solid Oak.

• Origin: United Kingdom.

• Why Buy This: A versatile antique that fits anywhere. Much more character than a modern mass-produced stool.

• Viewing: Request a video to check the carving details.

• Delivery: Dispatched via our specialist courier.

• Scarcity: While the style is known, the specific carved rosette top makes this a nicer example.