Stools
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea
"Mushroom" stool in traditional light-blue-gray powdered celadon glazed ceramic. Designed and made by Hun-Chung Lee, Korea.
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With layers of soft glaze and carefully placed slivers of gold, Lee reinvents the natural world. His works, like this “mushroom” stool, often appear to grow directly out of the ground. -
Hun-Chung Lee, Korea
"Mushroom" stool in traditional light-blue-gray powdered celadon glazed ceramic. Designed and made by Hun-Chung Lee, Korea.
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In Lee’s hands, ceramics take on a soft, cloud-like character. -
Hun-Chung Lee, Korea
"Triple Macaron" stool in traditional blue-gray powdered celadon with charcoal dots glazed ceramic. Designed and made by Hun-Chung Lee, Korea.
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Venesta Plywood Company
Stool. 1933-39. (ST707)
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Manufactured Luterma, Tallinn, Estonia.
Retailed by Isokon Furniture Company, London
Bent birch plywood, iron foot plates and screws
This “prime object” of modern design history is underappreciated by collectors and curators. It was originally designed circa 1930 by the Estonian company Luterma, a pioneer in plywood technology. Their English export division was known as Venesta, and Jack Pritchard was their English representative starting in 1925. The stool was first imported by Pritchard in 1933 and retailed as Model no. 1 by his fledgling firm known as Isokon.
Studying the history of these stools over the years has brought me much joy. After Isokon began producing original designs in plywood by Marcel Breuer and others, Walter Gropius was hired as a consultant. His major contribution to the firm was a modernist modification of the stool in 1936, in which he straightened the classical shape of the stool’s cut-outs and seat. It remains incredibly difficult to discern the differences in shape between the original model and the Gropius modification, but the present example, which is in superb original condition, would appear to be the original design. Both versions of the Isokon stool are illustrated in period photographs of the “Isobar” designed in 1937 by Breuer in the Lawn Road Flats, Hampstead.
Examples of the original version of the stool are in the collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum and the University of East Anglia Collection. An example of the Gropius modification is in the collection of LACMA.
$7,500.00
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2018
Unique "Estelle" Hex stool in brass hex tiles. Designed and made by The Haas Brothers, USA, 2018.
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2015
Available for custom commission. Unique Beast footstool in Icelandic sheepskin and cast bronze feet and features.
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Each work is unique. Overall design, color and dimensions will vary. -
USA, 1950
Vista of California slatted-seat bar stool, with solid teak slats on a tubular steel base. Los Angeles, USA, circa 1950.
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José Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 1964-66
Stool in solid Brazilian hardwood. Designed and made by José Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 1964/66.
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Pierre Yovanovitch, France, 2019
"Joy" Stool. Handmade solid oak. Made to Order.
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Photo credit: Jean-François Jaussaud.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950
Stool in Bird's Eye Maple veneer with original upholstered cushion. Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro for a private commission in Copacabana, Brazil, circa 1950.
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George Nelson, USA, 1948
Designed by George Nelson Associates for Herman Miller
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2018
Brass hex tiles.
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2014.
"Rocky Balboa" Ibowalker stool hand-carved in Pele de Tigre marble. Edition of 12 plus 2 APs. #2.
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Marion Baruch, Italy, 1971
"Ron Ron" seat in foam with an upholstered covering. Designed for Dino Gavina's Ultramobile Collection produced by Studio Simon.
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea
Ceramic stool with traditional grayish-blue-powdered celadon, bronze, and copper glazes.
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“I wish that the surface created by traces of fire is perceived as traces of labor and natural phenomena rather than as physical colors that it’s wearing.” - Hun-Chung Lee -
Hun-Chung Lee, Korea
Ceramic stool with three legs.
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Lee’s philosophy is that by creating his art and design with joy, that happiness becomes inherent to the works. In other words, the beholder of a completed piece can enjoy it because he enjoyed making it. -
Hun-Chung Lee, Korea
Unique stool in glazed ceramic.
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Celadon-glazed ceramics have been a key part of Korean design for more than a thousand years. The type of glaze that Lee uses originated in the 15th century. -
Pietro Derossi, Giorgio Ceretti and Riccardo Rosso, Italy, 1968
"Puffo" stool in polyurethane foam. Designed by Pietro Derossi, Giorgio Ceretti and Riccardo Rosso, 1968, produced by Gufram, Italy.
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Simon Gavina, Italy, circa 1973.
"Homage to Andy Warhol" Campbell's Soup can stool in silkscreened and painted metal with upholstered cushion. Designed by Simon Gavina for the Ultramobile Collection, Studio Simon, Bologna, Italy.
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Ole Wanscher, Denmark, 1957.
Egyptian Folding Stool. Made by cabinetmaker A.J. Iversen. Brazilian rosewood, black leather.
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2017.
Available for custom commission. Unique "Waylon Jennings" stool in hand-carved cherry.
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2019
Reversible ottoman in pink multicolored gypsum.
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Sebastian ErraZuriz, USA, 2018
"Crush" stool. Maple.
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Dana Barnes, USA, 2018
Unique "Endolith."
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Hubert Hoffmann, Berlin, 1934
Demountable Stool. Bent plywood, aluminum, strap support, leather.
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Pietro Derossi, Giorgio Ceretti and Riccardo Rosso, produced by Gufram, Italy, 1968
"Puffo" stool in polyurethane foam.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950s
Barstool with seat in two bonded Brazilian hardwoods and frame in metal.
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Sebastian ErraZuriz, USA, 2018
"Crush" stool. Lacquered wood.
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea, 2012
"Mugwort Mushroom Series" stool in grayish-blue-powdered-celadon glazed ceramic with two bronze spots.
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Pierre Yovanovitch, France, 2018
"Lewis" stool with handmade walnut frame and handmade ceramic detail.
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Pierre Yovanovitch, France, 2018
"MAD" Stool. Made to order. Hand-carved oak. Upholstered by Ateliers Jouffre, Lyon. Illustrated with linen fabric designed by Maison AD. Designed 2017, this example produced in 2018.
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Sebastian ErraZuriz, USA, 2018
"Crush" stool. Lacquered wood.
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Ilmari Tapiovaara, Finland, 1953
"Tale" stool in birch and birch laminated plywood. Manufactured by Asko.
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Dana Barnes, USA, 2018
Unique "Endolith."
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea, 2012
"Mugwort Mushroom Series" stool in grayish-blue-powdered-celadon glazed ceramic with one bronze spot.
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2016
Unique "1 is the loneliest number" stool in hand-carved mahogany.
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2016
Available for custom commission. Unique "Stool on the Hill" stool in hand-carved walnut. Designed and made by The Haas Brothers, USA, 2016.
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Unknown, USA, 1950
Vista of California slatted-seat bar stool, with solid teak slats on a tubular steel base. Los Angeles, USA, circa 1950
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Katie Stout, USA, 2017
Stool in marble.
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Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, 1954
Three-leg "Milking Stool" in ebonized solid Brazilian hardwood.
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Poul Kjærholm, Denmark, 1950s
Oversize PK 33 stool with leather seat and steel frame.
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2016
Unique "Long John Silver" stool in hand-carved mahogany.
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