The little brother to our Ella Stool, the George Footstool by Gild & Co. has a playful floral design and perfect petite size. Expertly crafted in solid wood with bun feet. Seen here in a chic charcoal & white woven cotton stripe fabric. Made in Canada.
The little brother to our Ella Stool, the George Footstool by Gild & Co. has a playful floral design and perfect petite size. Expertly crafted in solid wood with bun feet. Seen here in charcoal and white woven cotton stripe fabric. Canadian made
Ella stool in charming floral shape. Shown here in a chic overdie woven cotton striped fabric from London textile design house, Howe Great Britian. Also available in choice of fabric.
20"D x 18"H
Ella stool in charming floral shape. Shown here in a chic charcoal and white woven cotton striped fabric. Available in choice of fabric. Made in Canada
20"D x 18"H
Cotswolds chair by Gild & Co. Classic English roll-arm with tight seat and back for a tailored look. 8-way hand-tied spring seat for comfort. Seen here in a timeless 100% natural linen by Colefax & Fowler- available now or in choice of fabric.
A refined Swedish sideboard from circa 1890–1900, painted cream with soft beige highlights. Featuring decorative dentil detailing, fluted columns, and paneled doors with original lock and key. Elegant tapered legs complete the classic form.
A little perch of pretty—this small upholstered stool shines in a foyer, living room, or bedroom. Covered in Scalamandré’s Ridge Edge tapestry, it adds a soft, stylish accent anywhere you need it.
15" diam. x 19" h
Cotswolds chair by Gild & Co. Classic English roll-arm with tight seat and back for a tailored look. 8-way hand-tied spring seat for comfort. Seen here in a luxurious and classic mohair fabric.
Antique round Gustavian Swedish coffee table in layered grey tones. Swedish, circa 1900–1920. Featuring four carved legs with fluted detailing, a decorative apron, and a stabilizing stretcher base. Elegant and well balanced. Approx. 26.6” H x 32.3” Dia.
This exceptional Welsh cricket table, dating from circa 1760–1800, is remarkable for its rare 46-inch round diameter and practical folding top. Its generous size sets it apart from typical examples of the period, offering both presence and versatility.
An antique country kitchen table from central Sweden, crafted in pine and finished in blue with soft grey accents. Featuring three small apron drawers with grooved fronts and brass handles, and sturdy gently tapered legs.
