Antique French Provincial Wooden Footstool with Curved Legs, c.1900

A charming antique French provincial wooden footstool dating to around 1900, with a wonderfully simple country form and warm, time-worn patina.

Made from solid wood, the stool has a thick rectangular top raised on four curved legs, with a gently scalloped apron running between them. The shaped legs and decorative apron give a subtle nod to traditional Louis XV furniture, interpreted here in a much simpler provincial style.

The surface has developed a rich honey-brown colour through age and use, with visible grain, knocks, marks and softened edges that add to its character. Its small proportions suggest it was originally intended as a repose-pieds or fireside footstool rather than a conventional seat.

A lovely piece of antique French country furniture, equally suited to use as a footstool or as a small decorative stand for books, pottery or other objects.

Sourced in: South West France
Age: Circa 1900
Material: Wood
What makes it special: Its curved legs and beautiful patina

Antique French Provincial Wooden Footstool with Curved Legs Details:

Length : 13.8” / 35cm

Width: 7.1” / 18cm

Height: 6.1" / 15.5cm

Weight: 3.5 lbs / 1.6kg

Condition: The stool is study with wear consistent with age and use, including surface marks, knocks and wear to the wood. Evidence of old fixings and repairs to the underside. Please refer to the photographs for further detail.

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