Near Pair of Charles I Oak and Elm Joined Stools, Gloucestershire, circa 1630-1640
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The moulded plank tops above tapered baluster and cup and cover turned legs joined by lunette carved carved frieze rails, with plain stretchers.
Product Details
| PLACE OF ORIGIN | PERIOD |
| United Kingdom | 17th Century |
| DATE OF MANUFACTURE | DIMENSIONS |
| 1630-1640 | Stool 1: Top 20” x 11.5” x 22” High. Stool 2: Top 18.5” x 10.5” x 21” High |
Condition
The near pair of Joined Stools have a good pale colour and surface patination, both have signs of use on their tops as can be expected and have their turned feet eroded, which is quite commonplace. Stool 2: Top 18.5in x 10.5in x 21i High
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