American Empire rosewood piano stool, c. 1830
- Regular price
- $1,200.00
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- Sale price
- $1,200.00
An Empire piano stool made in Boston around 1830, its octagonal seat set on a fluted, tapering rosewood pedestal. The column narrows into a trefoil platform base on turned, suppressed bun feet, a three-point stance built for function over ornament. The seat height matches a keyboard, not a vanity or a writing desk. Purpose is baked into the proportions.
Constructed in rosewood and rosewood veneers over an eastern white pine secondary wood, with the seat padded in horse hair beneath a dark, narrow-striped woven upholstered seat.
DIMENSIONS: 13-3/4" W x 19" H
ORIGIN:Â American, Boston
PERIOD:Â Empire, circa 1830
MATERIALS:Â Rosewood and rosewood veneers over eastern white pine (secondary wood); upholstery
CONDITION: Excellent overall condition. Structurally sound, with a consistent surface finish throughout. Seat has been reupholstered.Â
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