A CHARLES II OAK JOINED STOOL, circa 1670, the rectangular seat with incised decoration and partially scalloped edge over a shaped-frieze carved with a band of lunettes and deeply gouged zig-zag lines, on turned legs united by squared stretchers, 20" wide Literature: Illustrated by Tobias Jellinek in "Early British Chairs and Seats, 1500-1700", published 2009, pages 240 and 241, plate 321, where the author describes the stool as 'utterly extraordinary".
A CHARLES II OAK JOINED STOOL, circa 1670, the rectangular seat with incised decoration and partially scalloped edge over a shaped-frieze carved with a band of lunettes and deeply gouged zig-zag lines, on turned legs united by squared stretchers, 20" wide Literature: Illustrated by Tobias Jellinek in "Early British Chairs and Seats, 1500-1700", published 2009, pages 240 and 241, plate 321, where the author describes the stool as 'utterly extraordinary".
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