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Stool

1675-1699 (made)
Place of origin

Stool, rectangular of walnut, supported on four bulbous legs, joined by curved stretchers meeting in the centre, and resting on four gadrooned bun feet. Covered with light grey damask woven with floral pattern, in 1922 this was hidden and covered with velvet in the style of the period, given by Sir Frank Warner. Reupholstered in 1967 in stamped yellow woolen plush.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Walnut, with upholstery
Brief description
Stool upholsterd in velvet, English, 1675-1699
Physical description
Stool, rectangular of walnut, supported on four bulbous legs, joined by curved stretchers meeting in the centre, and resting on four gadrooned bun feet. Covered with light grey damask woven with floral pattern, in 1922 this was hidden and covered with velvet in the style of the period, given by Sir Frank Warner. Reupholstered in 1967 in stamped yellow woolen plush.
Dimensions
  • Height: 18 1/2in
  • Width: 14 1/2in
  • Depth: 18 1/4in
Dims. from catalogue
Credit line
Given by Douglas Eyre in memory of my father and mother, Henry Richard and Isabella Catherine Eyre, late of Shaw House, near Newbury, Berks
Object history
W.27-1922 (chair), W.27a-1922 (chair), W.27b-1922 (chair), W.28-1922 (stool) given by Douglas Eyre, Lords Oak, Landford near Salisbury, Wilts. (Registered papers 22/1658)
Condition on acquisition 'Slighly worn and worm eaten. The needlework is now covered by velvet in the style of the period, given by Sir Frank Warner.
One chair W.27a-1922 lent to Tewksbury Museum, 1968 (RF 68/821)
Collection
Accession number
W.28-1922

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Record createdFebruary 25, 2009
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