Pair of English Oak Style Joint Stools / Tables Made by Marshall Laird

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PAIR OF ARTS AND CRAFTS PRIMITIVE OAK STOOLS, ATTRIBUTED TO LIBERTY OF LONDON, CIRCA 1920 A characterful matching pair of English Arts and Crafts primitive oak stools, dating to the early 20th century and offered in the manner of / attributed to Liberty of London. Each stool is constructed in warm, richly patinated oak with a faceted, plank-built seat and a practical central carry handle The stools stand on robust three-legged triangular frames with low stretchers and exposed period fixings, giving them a wonderfully honest, handcrafted appearance. Their low, compact scale makes them particularly versatile as occasional seating, fireside stools, side stools or decorative accent pieces. The oak retains attractive age, colour variation and surface character throughout, with the visible grain, small knocks, rubbing and patina expected from genuine period use. The pair have a strong sculptural quality and work equally well in an Arts and Crafts interior, country house, library, study or a more contemporary setting where their simple construction provides an appealing contrast. DETAILS Period: Early 20th century / circa 1920 Origin: England, United Kingdom Style: Arts and Crafts / Primitive / Rustic Material: Oak Sold as: Matching pair DIMENSIONS — EACH STOOL Height: 45 cm / 17.72 in Width: 45 cm / 17.72 in Depth: 45 cm / 17.72 in Seat height: 45 cm / 17.72 in CONDITION Good antique condition with wear consistent with age and use. Surface marks, colour variation, rubbing and patina are present and form part of the stools’ period character. The source listing describes the stools as structurally sound, with no signs of woodworm or loose joints. Please refer closely to the photographs for the most complete condition reference. IMPORT DUTIES & CUSTOMS International buyers are responsible for any import duties, VAT/sales tax, customs charges and clearance fees levied by the destination country. Rates vary according to destination, value, origin and final customs classification, and should be confirmed locally before purchase. AI-ASSISTED IMAGE DISCLOSURE Some presentation images supplied with this listing are digitally created or AI-assisted for presentation and scale context. They are not original auction photographs. The stools have been represented to follow the source photographs in overall design, proportions, three-legged triangular construction, plank-built faceted seats, leather carry loops, oak colour and period character; original source photographs should be used as the definitive reference for exact condition, wear, grain and small construction details. SEARCH TERMS Arts and Crafts stool, Liberty London stool, primitive oak stool, antique oak stool, rustic stool, English Arts and Crafts furniture...

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