Foldable Stool

Unique interlocking wood folding stool featuring a beautiful interlocking seat and solid wood frame.

Folding stool walter walnut with folding solid walnut base.

Folding stool walter springbok walnut with folding solid walnut base.

Folding stool Walter Springbok black with folding solid oak base in stained blackened finish.

A teak folding stool with a black leather sling seat. Famed copy of oldest existing piece of furniture in Scandinavia.

Amazing, rare and interesting folding stool, it can be used as magazine rack, circa 1960 and designed by Don Shoemaker, includes original handmade label.

A trio of folding stools, designed by Mogens Koch for Rud Rasmussen in 1932.

1940s French oak and leather folding stool.

A pair of wood "Bankotte" folding stools produced by Butzke, Brazil, c. 1990s.

We offer this rare pair antique Mexican folding stool made in ponderosa Chihuahua circa 1920, with fantastic design.

A fumed oak folding stool with original black leather sling seat.

A fumed oak folding stool with original black leather sling seat.

Ole Wanscher “Egyptian Stool”. A Brazilian rosewood folding stool. Black leather seat.

Hand-forged Renaissance Revival Italian iron folding stool upholstered in pink with tassels late 19th century, great vintage patina.

19th century Italian hand-forged iron and bronze folding stool with pink upholstered Seat great patina on bronze and iron.

Unique "propeller" folding stool with carved legs by Kaare Klint.

Folding stool designed by Jörgen Gammelgaard for Forum Design, Denmark, 1970.

Pair of 1970s nickel folding stools upholstered with cow hide, in the style of Jorgen Gammelgaard.

Amazing, rare and interesting folding stool, it can be used as magazine rack, circa 1960.

Pair of foldable stools in Natural Teak and Black Leather combination Length: 19.69 in Width: 12.99 in Height: 18.50 in

An off-white canvas and galvanized steel folding stool designed and produced in Denmark, c. 1940s.

Extremely unusual French Campaign Style cane and fruitwood folding stool. The side legs are hinged & the stool folds flat.

"Guldhøj Stool", Model PH 43 Folding stool designed by Poul Hundevad, the "Guldhøj Stool" is crafted from oak with beautifully patinated cognac-colored leather.

A solid oak and natural leather, foldable stool designed and produced by Gärsnäs, Sweden, 1950s.

Antique Art Nouveau folding stool with leather, circa 1910 Solid wood stool, folding mechanism, leather covering partially reinforced and finished with brass.

Rare folding stool designed by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen.

Rasmussen, but examples in rosewood were only made during the Interna period and are therefore rare. A classic folding stool inspired by Koch’s folding chair from the 1930s.

Rare folding stool model Guldhøj / PH 43 designed by Poul Hundevad.

Luxus Vittsjö folding stool in original vintage condition with natural leather cover on solid oak.

Rare folding stool designed by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen for Ludvig Pontoppidan, Denmark 1959.

Foldable stool by the Italian manufacturer Enolinea.

Mid-century Danish folding stool designed by Poul Hundevad, featuring a Wengé wood frame and new natural grain leather sling seat.

Stool Walter Folding with folding solid oak base in stained blackened finish.

Stool Noble Folding with folding solid oak base in stained blackened finish.

Stool formal folding with base in solid ash wood in walnut stained finish and with seat in genuine italian leather in sand color, with visible stiching.

The JG Folding Stool is one of Jørgen Gammelgaard’s most recognised pieces.

The JG Folding Stool is one of Jørgen Gammelgaard’s most recognised pieces.

The JG Folding Stool is one of Jørgen Gammelgaard’s most recognised pieces.

Poul Hundevad Gold Hill Guldhoj oak stool Denmark 1960s Model stems from a folding stool from the bronze age circa 1400 BC found during an excavation in Guldhøj (Golden Hill) in De...

The stools fold and unfold easily to be moved around or stacked as needed.

Folding Stool in Teak and Original Natural Leather by Poul Hundevad, 1950's Additional Information: Material: Teak and original natural leather Style: Mid century, Scandinavian Rare...

Folding Armchair and Folding Stool "Pippa" made in natural cowhide leather and pear wood frame, brass finish.

Folding Armchair and Folding Stool "Pippa" made in natural cowhide leather and pear wood frame, brass finish.

Vintage Folding Stool "Suzy" by Adrian Reed, Light Wood, 1970s This vintage folding stool, known as "Suzy," is a quintessential example of 1970s design by Adrian Reed.

Foldable stool in solid beech, reupholstered seat in sheepskin.

Pair of Roger Tallon Ts Foldable Stools for Sentou, Mid-Century France 1970’s

"Guldhøj Stool", Model PH 43 Folding stool designed by Poul Hundevad, the "Guldhøj Stool" is crafted from Wengé wood with beautifully patinated cognac-colored leather.

Oak Folding Stool Model 203 Uno and Östen Kristiansson - Luxus Vittsjö, Sweden Swedish ‘model 203’ oak foldable stool from the 1950s, designed by Uno & Östen Kristiansson and prod...

Gorgeous foldable stool designed by Roger Tallon and produced by Sentou in France in the 1970s.

Here we present a tripod folding stool in Dalmatian leather made by PUNKT Workshop who are inspired to upcycle using great wooden and leather parts from antique and vintage furniture.

Here we present a tripod folding stool made by PUNKT Workshop who are inspired to upcycle using great wooden and leather parts from antique and vintage furniture.

Playful Ulisse folding stool designed by Ivan Loss for Sandrigarden, Italy, 1981.

Folding stool PK91 by Poul Kjærholm for Fritz Hansen, 1960s Denmark.

The First Edition PK91 Folding Stools, designed by Poul Kjærholm and produced by E.

Postmodern folding stool from the Italian manufacturer Sandrigard after a design by Ivan Loss from the 80s.

Lovely pair of foldable stools designed by Roger Tallon and produced by Sentou in France in the 1970s.

Here is a beautiful pair of foldable stools in great condition that were designed by Roger Tallon and produced by Sentou in France during the 1970s.