Peasant stool in oak.

Antique peasant stool, probably used for milking, made of solid oak. An authentic piece of rural craftsmanship, it stands out for its brutalist look, its stable three-legged structure, and its thick trapezoidal seat. Made in the early 20th century (or even late 19th), it embodies the utilitarian furniture of the period: robust, modest, and sculptural. It features wooden pegs, old cracks, and a beautiful matte patina testifying to the passage of time. A piece of character, suitable for use as a side table, pedestal, or occasional stool in a wabi-sabi or brutalist decor. Robust, stable, and in a beautiful state of preservation.