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Stool, Wood, American — Stool
American
1800–1900

Stool, Mahogany, American — Stool
American
1750–90

Stool, Rosewood, American — Stool
American
ca. 1840

Stool, Rosewood, American — Stool
American
ca. 1840

Stool, Wood (jizhimu), China — Stool
China
17th–18th century

Stool, Wood (jizhimu), China — Stool
China
17th–18th century

Stool, Lockwood de Forest American, painted wood, original upholstery, American, made in India — Stool
Lockwood de Forest
1881

Stool, Wood, reed — Stool
ca. 1550–1295 B.C.

Joint Stool, Cherry, American, possibly — Joint Stool
American, possibly
1725–50

Folding stool, Oak decorated with marquetry including walnut, bog oak, maple, green-stained poplar, and other woods, Northern German or Polish — Folding stool
Northern German or Polish
early 17th century

Low stool, Wood, rush<br/>Reed — Low stool
ca. 1981–1802 B.C.

Joint stool, White oak, red oak, American — Joint stool
American
1650–90

Joint stool, Soft maple, American — Joint stool
American
1700–1725

Joint Stool, Maple, American — Joint Stool
American
1700–1725

Joint Stool, Maple, American — Joint Stool
American
1700–1725

Joint stool, White oak, British — Joint stool
British
1650–1700

Joint stool, White oak, cherry, British — Joint stool
British
1650–1700

Piano stool, Mahogany with ash, American — Piano stool
American
1815–25

Window stool, Duncan Phyfe American, born Scotland, Mahogany with cherry, American — Window stool
Duncan Phyfe
1805–15

Window Stool, Duncan Phyfe American, born Scotland, Mahogany, American — Window Stool
Duncan Phyfe
1805–15

Round stool, Carved and gilded beech, covered in 18th-century blue silk velvet, French — Round stool
French
ca. 1780

Window Stool, Mahogany, gilt brass, American — Window Stool
American
1810–20

Folding stool, Wood, inlaid with ebony and ivory — Folding stool
ca. 1550–1295 B.C.

Imbizo Stool, Chuma Maweni South African, Carved glazed ceramic — Imbizo Stool
Chuma Maweni
2018–21

Imbizo Stool, Chuma Maweni South African, Carved glazed ceramic — Imbizo Stool
Chuma Maweni
2018–21

Stool gold weight, Akan artist, Brass, Akan peoples — Stool gold weight
Akan artist
18th–19th century

Debating Stool (Kawa Rigit), Wood, paint, shell, Iatmul people — Debating Stool (Kawa Rigit)
Iatmul people
19th century

Stool with woven seat, Wood, reed — Stool with woven seat
ca. 1991–1450 B.C.

Male Figure on Stool (tunjo), Gold, Muisca — Male Figure on Stool (tunjo)
Muisca
10th–16th century

Ékwè ọ́zọ́ (ọ́zọ́ chieftancy stool), Igbo artist, Wood, paint, Igbo peoples — Ékwè ọ́zọ́ (ọ́zọ́ chieftancy stool)
Igbo artist
late 19th–early 20th century

"Butterfly" Stool, Sori Yanagi Japanese, Rosewood, stainless steel, copper alloy — "Butterfly" Stool
Sori Yanagi
Tendo Co., Ltd.
Designed 1954; manufactured 1987

Stool, Walnut, partly turned., Italian, Tuscany — Stool
Italian, Tuscany
16th century and 19th or early 20th century

Stool, Walnut, Italian — Stool
Italian
19th or early 20th century

Stool, Oak, turned., Northern European — Stool
Northern European
possibly 19th or first half 20th century

Stool, Oak, French or South Netherlandish — Stool
French or South Netherlandish
15th century

Stool, Oak, French or South Netherlandish — Stool
French or South Netherlandish
15th century

Stool, oak, French or South Netherlandish — Stool
French or South Netherlandish
15th century

Stool, Gabriel Guévrékian Turkish, Wood, wood burl — Stool
Gabriel Guévrékian
1927

Stool, Oak, British — Stool
British
first quarter 17th century

Stool, Soho, Gilded gesso on walnut; wool and silk, British — Stool
Soho
ca. 1725–35