A Versatile 1930's Vintage Painted Oak & Woven Cord Seated Stool sub-Curios with no apparent damage

with no apparent damage

Of Turkman heritage these pieces are similar to Turkmans in that the designs fit in easily both with contemporary or period living spaces

for everyday use and enjoyment

The border being made up of floral rosettes of an eight petal design with the central field being a well thought out pattern comprising of two central tarantulas beset with floral rosettes and branches

A Versatile 1930's Vintage Painted Oak & Woven Cord Seated Stool sub-Curios with no apparent damageOrigin: British Period: Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 Height: 16 inches Width: 16 inches Depth: 12 inches The oak frame having ring turned legs, united by stretchers, with the corded seat in fantastic order. After the mid eighteenth century, rush and woven seats became unfashionable as upholstery gained prominence, but by the middle of the next century William Morris (1834 1896), founder of the Arts & Crafts Movement, helped