Stool

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image displays a miniature, three-legged stool with a worn, crackled beige finish, providing it with a rustic charm. Its round seat is supported by simple, slightly tapered legs that exhibit signs of aging and distress. Attached to one of the legs is a white string that holds a small, rectangular tag with the numbers "575/9247" written on it, suggesting it might be part of a collection or inventory. The stool is resting on a textured, light gray surface, possibly a protective layer like bubble wrap or a woven textile, which adds a subtle contrast to the vintage appearance of the stool. Overall, the stool’s compact and rough-hewn aesthetic gives it a quaint and nostalgic appeal, making it an intriguing and potentially collectible item.

The image displays a miniature, three-legged stool with a worn, crackled beige finish, providing it with a rustic charm. Its round seat is supported by simple, slightly tapered legs that exhibit signs of aging and distress. Attached to one of the legs is a white string that holds a small, rectangular tag with the numbers "575/9247" written on it, suggesting it might be part of a collection or inventory. The stool is resting on a textured, light gray surface, possibly a protective layer like bubble wrap or a woven textile, which adds a subtle contrast to the vintage appearance of the stool. Overall, the stool’s compact and rough-hewn aesthetic gives it a quaint and nostalgic appeal, making it an intriguing and potentially collectible item.

Name/Title

Stool

Entry/Object ID

575/9247

Description

miniature/ wood painted creme color / round/ for dressing table 575/9246 / c. 1930

Collection

DOLL HOUSE

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Stool

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Seating Furniture

Nomenclature Class

Furniture

Nomenclature Category

Category 02: Furnishings

Dimensions

Height

1-1/2 in

Diameter

1-3/4 in

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Dec 11, 1992