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Wabi-Sabi Rustic Stool IV - 1920's
$ 1,865
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Description
Wabi-Sabi stool number IV in wood, an authentic stool with a charismatic patina. We date these stools back to 1900-1950, Made in Echizen, in the Fukui Prefecture of Japan, which is a Monozukuri city that is known for its traditional crafts of forging blades, lacquerware, making wooden stools, and washi paper.
Four different chairs are available, as seen in the last picture. - More Information
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Dimensions
W. 20.87 in; H. 21.65 in; D. 16.14 in; W. 53 cm; H. 55 cm; D. 41 cm;
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Goldwood by Boris, located in Antwerp, Belgium, offers a unique selection of high-end 20th-century furniture and decorative pieces, alongside a range of antique items. For appointments or inquiries, contact us at +32 493 794 223 or info@goldwoodbyboris.com.
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