Stool - Berkenhout, multiplex





Add to your favourites to get an alert when the auction starts.
Catawiki Buyer Protection
Your payment’s safe with us until you receive your object.View details
Trustpilot 4.4 | 138242 reviews
Rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
Description from the seller
Very beautiful and special stool. The stool dates from the 1950s or the early 1960s.
The seat is 2.9 cm thick, the height is 42.5 cm and the legs are 42 cm apart. The diameter of the seat is 32 cm. This means that the legs (4 cm wide and 2.2 cm thick) each protrude 5 cm beyond the seat. The wood has acquired a beautiful golden-brown color over time.
The legs are screwed directly into the seat, without pre-drilling holes. Therefore the crosspiece on the bottom is not perfectly straight. The screws used are pan-head screws with a slot. Each leg has two of these screws. The screws lie in a conical pre-drilled recess so they tuck a bit inward.
The stool is still particularly sturdy. You could put an elephant on it! It also still looks very good. Only minor signs of use are visible. On the seat there is a small groove (see photo). Probably someone once tried to saw something using the stool as support. You can repair this small groove, but it is not necessary; it adds a bit of the history of this stool.
You can still use the piece of furniture as a stool, but also as an end table or pedestal (see photos).
And of course, it is a very interesting conversation piece!!
The stool will be carefully packed and insured for shipping.
Seller's Story
Very beautiful and special stool. The stool dates from the 1950s or the early 1960s.
The seat is 2.9 cm thick, the height is 42.5 cm and the legs are 42 cm apart. The diameter of the seat is 32 cm. This means that the legs (4 cm wide and 2.2 cm thick) each protrude 5 cm beyond the seat. The wood has acquired a beautiful golden-brown color over time.
The legs are screwed directly into the seat, without pre-drilling holes. Therefore the crosspiece on the bottom is not perfectly straight. The screws used are pan-head screws with a slot. Each leg has two of these screws. The screws lie in a conical pre-drilled recess so they tuck a bit inward.
The stool is still particularly sturdy. You could put an elephant on it! It also still looks very good. Only minor signs of use are visible. On the seat there is a small groove (see photo). Probably someone once tried to saw something using the stool as support. You can repair this small groove, but it is not necessary; it adds a bit of the history of this stool.
You can still use the piece of furniture as a stool, but also as an end table or pedestal (see photos).
And of course, it is a very interesting conversation piece!!
The stool will be carefully packed and insured for shipping.

