Antique primitive stool in oak, with an unusual five-leg splayed design (most vernacular stools of this type are three or four-legged). Circular turned seat approx 20cm diameter, height approx 28cm. Old plugged/filled holes and a repaired mortise are visible in the centre of the seat, suggesting some history of repair or alteration over its working life — genuine age and character rather than pristine condition. Good sturdy oak construction, stable on its feet. A characterful piece of rural/farmhouse furniture. From a house clearance, sold as seen. If more photos are required please ask. This description has been AI generated, and I've tried my best to give you accurate and complete details. Please message me with any questions or for more photos, I'm always happy to help.
