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A lovely vintage original pair of stacking Quitmann & Co. vintage Czechoslovakian stools with re-upholstered black vinyl.
These are design on an 'A-frame' which is typically midcentury and utilitarian enabling these to be stacked so these are great for small spaces!
These have been lightly sanded and re-oiled to maintain a vintage look, please expect knock and dings and a lovingly used vintage patina from over 50 years of use.
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W38 D43 H52
Seat W35 D28 H52
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Quitmann, J. 18 City Road, London; furniture makers (fl.1886-c. 1914)
J. Quitmann & Co. was recorded in Furniture Gazette: Classified List of the Furniture, Upholstery, and Allied Trades (1886) as bent wood furniture importers at 132 Queen Victoria Street. E. & O. Quitmann was mentioned in the LondonIllustrated News c.1915 as specialists in bentwood furniture of every description including chairs, hall stands and roll top desks.
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- lightly sanded and re-oiled to maintain some age
- there are some age marks, knocks, dings which are part of the charm
- one leg has a 3" chip only visible from specific angles and doesn't affect the sturdiness of the stools, this could be positioned so you don't see this, noting here for transparency
- the branding stamp was taken from another listed item of the same design
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A lovely vintage original pair of stacking Quitmann & Co. vintage Czechoslovakian stools with re-upholstered black vinyl.
These are design on an 'A-frame' which is typically midcentury and utilitarian enabling these to be stacked so these are great for small spaces!
These have been lightly sanded and re-oiled to maintain a vintage look, please expect knock and dings and a lovingly used vintage patina from over 50 years of use.
-measures-
W38 D43 H52
Seat W35 D28 H52
-about-
Quitmann, J. 18 City Road, London; furniture makers (fl.1886-c. 1914)
J. Quitmann & Co. was recorded in Furniture Gazette: Classified List of the Furniture, Upholstery, and Allied Trades (1886) as bent wood furniture importers at 132 Queen Victoria Street. E. & O. Quitmann was mentioned in the LondonIllustrated News c.1915 as specialists in bentwood furniture of every description including chairs, hall stands and roll top desks.
-notes-
- lightly sanded and re-oiled to maintain some age
- there are some age marks, knocks, dings which are part of the charm
- one leg has a 3" chip only visible from specific angles and doesn't affect the sturdiness of the stools, this could be positioned so you don't see this, noting here for transparency
- the branding stamp was taken from another listed item of the same design
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