Pair of Vintage Wooden Stools — White Painted, Artist's Atelier, Poland, 1960s A charming pair of vintage wooden stools of Polish origin, dating from the 1960s. These robust and characterful pieces were most likely designed for use in an artist's studio or workshop atelier — a classic piece of everyday PRL-era furniture. Each stool features a round wooden seat on a four-legged base with a lower circular stabilising ring, providing excellent stability. The central decorative threaded spindle adds a distinctive industrial character to the otherwise simple, clean form. All surfaces are finished in white paint, now beautifully aged with natural patina and chipping consistent with decades of honest use. The distressed white paint finish gives these stools a wonderful shabby-chic or Wabi-Sabi character — highly desirable in contemporary interior design. A pair of these stools would look stunning in a kitchen, bathroom, studio or as unique decorative accent pieces. Details: Type: Wooden stools (pair of 2) Origin: Poland Period: 1960s Material: Solid wood, white painted Style: Vintage atelier / workshop / PRL Condition: Vintage, distressed white paint, structurally sound