A Charles II oak box stool, circa 1670
A Charles II oak box stool, circa 1670
£1,150
Category
Reference
3775
Of typical square-form, having a hinged lid formed from two wide boards and joined to plain under-rails all round, the latter having an internal rebate which when closed rests in the moulded top of the plain frieze rails and the upper block of each tapering single ring and columnar-turned legs, by plain stretchers.
It is rare for mid to late 17th century oak box stools to have a framed lid rather than a simple lid formed only from board(s).
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Dimensions:
Height
46 cm / 18 1⁄4"
Width
44.5 cm
/ 17 "
Depth
44.8 cm
/ 17 3⁄4"
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