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This product has a mahogany framing that strikes a low-profile pose. Vintage cotton rope weaves for an ultra-organic seat reminiscent of its roots.

• Weight Capacity: 300lb.
• Frame Material: Solid Wood
• Seat Height - Floor to Seat: 17''

Suitable for both indoor and outdoor under-covered areas only. Global Views trunk garden stool is a fantastically functional piece. Covered in a faux-bois texture complete with growth rings on the surface, this little gem can act as a perfect perch or a sweet accent table. Place anywhere for a touch of woodland whimsy.

• Outdoor Use: Yes
• Frame Material: Ceramic
• Suitable as Table: Yes
• Water Resistant: Yes
• Seat Height - Floor to Seat: 17.75''

Love, love these garden stools for my screened porch. Easily moved around and totally withstand rain and wind. Very unique which draws comments from friends. . Janice. Springfield, IL. 2020-07-03 09:33:00

In our Mission Little Treasures collection, you'll find modestly scaled oak pieces crafted with mission techniques and designed for various uses. The copper-top tabouret is inspired by a Stickley Brother design circa 1910. A round top of hammered copper sits on a solid oak frame of three tapered legs and a stretcher shelf attached with through-tenon joinery. Its low height allows the tabouret to serve as a small table, stool, or plant stand.

• Weight Capacity: 220lb.
• Suitable as Table: Yes

This simple straight-line wood side table was used as a stool in the old times. It is made of solid elm at the beginning of the 20th century. It is constructed of mortise and tenon joinery and has a flush top. Solid structure. It shows age-proper shrinkage cracks, lines, and wood imperfections.

• Circa: 1918.
• Condition: Solid construction, age-proper lines, dots, patina, faded painting, and imperfection. Wear and tear consistent with age and use.

This simple straight-line wood side table was used as a stool in the old times. It is made of solid elm at the beginning of the 20th century. It is constructed of mortise and tenon joinery and has a flush top. Solid structure. It shows age-proper shrinkage cracks, lines, and wood imperfections.

• Circa: 1918.
• Condition: Solid construction, age-proper lines, dots, patina, faded painting, and imperfection. Wear and tear consistent with age and use.

• Weight Capacity: 220lb.
• Outdoor Use: Yes
• Frame Material: Steel
• Suitable as Table: Yes
• Water Resistant: Yes