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Pair of William Switzer Stools, circa 1985 – Maple Hoof-Foot Bases
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Pair of William Switzer Stools, circa 1985 – Maple Hoof-Foot Bases & Diamond-Print Upholstery
Description
A charming duo of mid-’80s stools by American designer William Switzer, each featuring sculptural maplewood legs terminating in carved “hoof” feet. The original faux-finish upholstery bears a subtle diamond-print pattern and is accented by exposed metal tacks along the perimeter. Stamped with the maker’s tag on the underside, these stools balance playful form with refined detailing—ideal as occasional seating, vanity stools, or sculptural accent pieces.
Key Features
• Designer: William Switzer (tagged on underside)
• Date: circa 1985
• Frame: Solid maple, hand-carved hoof feet
• Upholstery: Original faux-leather textile in a tonal diamond motif
• Trim: Exposed upholstery tacks in antique-brass finish
• Function: Versatile stools for seating or décor
Dimensions (each)
• Height: 20″
• Width: 24″
• Depth: 16½″
Condition
Gently used vintage condition. Maple frames are structurally sound with minor surface wear consistent with age. Upholstery shows light patina and no rips or stains; tacks remain fully intact. Overall, these stools present beautifully and are ready for everyday use or display. -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Origin: United States Period: 1980-1999 Materials: wood Condition: Good. Gently used vintage condition. Maple frames are structurally sound with minor surface wear consistent with age. Upholstery shows light patina and no rips or stains; tacks remain fully intact. Overall, these stools present beautifully. Creation Date: 1985 Styles / Movements: Modern Dealer Reference #: C00005130 Incollect Reference #: 846642
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