Antique Joint Stool, English Oak, Late Georgian Circa 1800 Plank The ebonised frames have apertures

The ebonised frames have apertures top and bottom with the upper

Formed in a quality hide the case slides smoothly together forming a robust sleeve to protect three ample cigars

Knee Hole: 59cm (23")

this sideboard presents ecclesiastical overtones with a refectory style base on quatrefoil feet

field panel doors display first class cabinetry with quartered veneer work and shaped railed inlays frame central 'vase' panel work

Antique Joint Stool, English Oak, Late Georgian Circa 1800 Plank The ebonised frames have aperturesOur Stock # AAU 3478 This is an antique joint stool in English oak dating to the late Georgian period circa 1800. Traditionally jointed and pleasingly heavy English oak with warm dark tones Grain interest and a desirable aged patina Raised on fluted baluster legs Three plank seat with rounded edge detail Broad frieze and box stretcher Full of English country charm and very stable. Solid joints and construction, delivered waxed, polished and ready for