Stool - Hardwood

The shown object is a rustic or brutalist tripod stool, traditionally used as a milking stool.
These pieces are characterized by a primitive aesthetic and are often handmade in solid wood, such as oak, elm, or burl, preserving the natural and irregular textures of the material.
Main Features
Style: Brutalist, rustic, or "Art Brut".
Material: Solid wood with natural finishes that highlight the grain and the trunk or root structure.
Structure: Circular or irregular seat supported by three legs mortised directly into the top.
Origin and Period: Similar pieces often date to the early or mid-20th century and come from European rural contexts (such as France or Italy) or Mexican.
Use Today
Beyond their original function, these stools are today appreciated as decorative furnishings, used as:
- Plant stands or flower holders.
- Side tables or accent stools in rustic or modern interiors.
- Rural antique collectible pieces.
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