Low Elm Saddle Stool From Shanxi - 19th Century Cabinets these stone pots would make

these stone pots would make great pen pots and planters for any space in your home

The early dating of this piece can be attributed to similar pieces found in 'Wooden Wonders: Tibetan Furniture in Secular and Religious Life' by Kamansky where multiple examples were carbon dated with attributions between 15th - 17th century (specifically fig 7

Features: Two drawers

Print Size: 71 x 35 (wxh cms)

Beeswax is mixed with a little oil and kneaded well to soften it

Low Elm Saddle Stool From Shanxi - 19th Century Cabinets these stone pots would makeThis characterful 19th century elm saddle stool is crafted from a substantial slab of solid elm, hand shaped into a gently curved saddle seat using traditional carpentry techniques. The thick, sculpted top sits on four sturdy legs joined by stretchers, creating a piece that is both practical and enduring. The simplicity of its construction highlights the beauty of the timber itself visible grain, natural undulations, and a time softened patina