This stool is constructed from hardwood, featuring a square seat with a recessed panel framed by a mitred border with a gently beveled edge. The apron is decorated with carved scroll motifs, adding a subtle decorative element to the otherwise restrained design.
The stool stands on four sturdy legs, joined by stretchers on all sides for additional support. The legs are slightly splayed at the base, and traditional tenon-and-mortise joinery ensures structural integrity. The apron’s edges are shaped with understated detailing, maintaining a balanced aesthetic.
Hardwood furniture of this type was commonly produced in skilled workshops, valued for its strength and longevity. The stool’s simple yet well-executed design aligns with classical Chinese furniture traditions, emphasizing durability and refined craftsmanship.
