An early Victorian leather-upholstered rosewood stool

Date:	Circa 1850
Origin:	England
Dimensions:	Height 17 inches by 26 inches square

Date:

Circa 1850

Origin:

England

Dimensions:

Height 17 inches by 26 inches square

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An early Victorian leather-upholstered rosewood stool, of square form, the drop-on top re-upholstered in deep buttoned burgundy leather, raised on bold cabriole legs, the seat rail and feet carved with scrolls and oval bosses. English, circa 1850.

An early Victorian leather-upholstered rosewood stool

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