Lot 383: A 20th-century oak long stool in the 17th-century style with needlepoint upholstery
An oak long stool or rectangular footstool constructed in the 17th-century revival style, dating from the 20th century. The stool is crafted from oak with a medium-brown finish, featuring a rectangular seat frame supported by four ring-turned and blocked legs. The legs are interconnected by a square-section H-stretcher, a traditional design element for stability. The seat is upholstered in a needlepoint tapestry fabric depicting a stylized landscape or floral scene in a palette of blues, greens, and pinks. The construction and style are characteristic of 20th-century British oak revival furniture. No maker’s marks, characters, or symbols are visible on the exterior of the item.
Condition report:
The item appears to be in good overall condition. There is light surface wear consistent with age and use, including minor scuffs and small knocks to the timber legs and stretchers. The needlepoint upholstery remains intact with no obvious tears or heavy staining.
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