Antique rustic burr elm stool
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Antique rustic burr elm stool with visible grain
Vintage wooden stool on a white background
Close-up of a rustic wooden stool with a white background

Farmers Milking Stool From Shanxi Province - Ca 1900

SKU: C2434V2 19th Century, from Shanxi, China

Sale price £225 Inc Tax.
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Dimensions:
W43 x D43 x H54 cm
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This three-legged farmer's milking stool from Shanxi province dates to around 1900. Handcrafted in elm, it has a thick, round seat supported by tapered legs joined with simple stretchers for stability. The seat's surface shows the distinctive wear and markings of long-term use, while the wood retains a darkened patina from decades of handling.

Originally made for use in dairy and mercantile work in rural areas. Stools of this type were valued for their durability and ease of movement. Today, it serves equally well as a small side table, plant stand, or rustic seating accent.

  • Origin: Shanxi province, China
  • Date: Circa 1900
  • Material: Elm
  • Construction: Three-legged with round seat and stretcher supports
  • Condition: Surface wear and patina consistent with long agricultural use
  • Dimensions: Width 43 x Depth 43 x Height 54 cm
  • Seat Diameter: 31 cm

A practical rural stool with a simple, functional form that reflects its working origins.

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