Jacobean stool or High Renaissance in solid oak from the 17th century

Rustic footstool or footrest made of solid oak. This is a style typically Jacobean or High Renaissance, very popular in England and northern France in the 17th century. Quality reproductions were also produced in the 19th and 20th centuries. The turned legs are baluster-shaped, connected by a turned H-stretcher. It is a classic design to ensure sturdiness. Wooden pegs and hand-forged antique nails are visible. It features a relief carving with motifs of scrolls and stylised flowers. The wood is heavily marked by time, with pronounced wear on the edges, giving it a lot of character. Width 31, depth 20, height 17.