001: A Rope Twist Stool
A 19th Century giltwood rope work stool after A.M.E Fournier, a Parisian upholsterer and furniture maker known for his rope work furniture. Elaborately carved with knotted rope supports and tasselled feet. Newly upholstered in olive green velvet with a deep buttoned seat.
A comparable example can be found in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Hobo loves because: It’s all about the rope work. Knots, twists, tassels and some seriously impressive carving. The most extra stool on the planet.
Height: 41cm
Diameter: 48cm
A comparable example can be found in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Hobo loves because: It’s all about the rope work. Knots, twists, tassels and some seriously impressive carving. The most extra stool on the planet.
Height: 41cm
Diameter: 48cm
£4,200.00
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