On offer is a charming and authentic mid-18th-century Georgian wooden milking stool, dating to circa 1750. This beautifully handcrafted stool features splayed legs, a classic design element of early rural furniture, making it both functional and visually appealing.

Measuring approximately 12 inches x 10 inches, with a height of 11 inches, this rustic antique stool has survived over 250 years, showcasing natural wear, aged patina, and characterful imperfections that only time can create. It does have a very slight rock/wobble when sat on, but remains structurally sound. The stool also had woodworm at some point in its history, but this has been long since treated and is no longer active.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Authentic Georgian milking stool – Handcrafted circa 1750
✅ Traditional splayed-leg construction – A timeless rural furniture style
✅ Rich aged patina and original character – True period craftsmanship
✅ Size: Approx. 12 inches (30.5 cm) x 10 inches (25.4 cm), 11 inches (28 cm) high
✅ Condition: Good for age – Shows wear, minor wobble, and old treated woodworm
✅ A rare and highly collectible piece of 18th-century farmhouse furniture

Perfect For:

✔️ Collectors of early Georgian and rural furniture
✔️ Rustic farmhouse and antique interior design enthusiasts
✔️ A functional display piece for period homes or museums
✔️ A unique and historical gift for antique lovers

This rare and well-preserved Georgian wooden milking stool is a fantastic collector’s piece, full of history, charm, and rustic beauty. Early 18th-century stools of this quality and authenticity are becoming increasingly scarce, making this a wonderful addition to any period furniture collection.

📌 Don’t miss this rare chance to own a genuine piece of 18th-century rural craftsmanship! We ship worldwide, with postage calculated based on your location and preferred service—you’ll see the shipping cost before confirming your purchase.