19th century work or milking stool Drop-leaf table with wear and tear commensurate

with wear and tear commensurate with age - see photos

Or you could wire the lamp to go into the mains as originally intended as there's a cavity for a connection block

very old small iron support plate under the left arm where it joins the back which adds to the story

and caned seats became popular at the end of the 18th century

Width: 115cm Height: 97cm Depth: 39

19th century work or milking stool Drop-leaf table with wear and tear commensurateGrab yourself a small, but perfectly formed, slice of 19th century country life. A superb example of a rustic work or milking stool, with a deeply grained top and four angled legs. It even has signs that the underside was used as some kind of chopping board! Wonderful patina and figuring, it's become a real work of art. Pop your vino on it whilst sprawling on the sofa or perch on it whilst sorting the fire out. Houseplants, books or magazines will