Early 18th Century - George I Walnut Stool with Cabriole Legs - Circa 1720

An elegant George I walnut stool, circa 1720, with cabriole legs, slipper feet, and restrained upholstery - a refined early Georgian piece with timeless decorative appeal Why We Love This… Beautifully proportioned and unmistakably Georgian, this walnut stool embodies the elegance of the early 18th century. The gentle sweep of the cabriole legs, the slipper feet, and the warm walnut colour give it a quiet sophistication. It is a piece that brings grace and refinement to any room, despite its modest scale. At a Glance - Appeal, Desirability & Collectibility • Date: Early 18th Century - circa 1720 • Origin: England • Era: George I • Materials: Walnut with upholstered seat • Dimensions: H: 19cm (7.5") | W: 20.5cm (8.1") | D: 18cm (7.1") • Condition: Good country‑house condition • Notable Details:    • Cabriole legs; slipper feet; pleasing walnut colour; restrained upholstery • Decorative Appeal:  • A bold and decorative piece with excellent visual presence • Versatility:    • Ideal for a bedroom dressing table, sitting room, or as an accent piece • Collectibility:    • Strong - an early Georgian stool in a desirable timber • Delivery is not included - please use the Delivery Quote tab prior to purchase Heritage, History & Craftsmanship Walnut was the preferred cabinet timber in England during the late 17th and early 18th centuries, admired for its richness of tone and fine grain. The introduction of cabriole legs during this period marked a shift towards lighter, more fluid forms - a move away from the heavier silhouettes of the late Stuart era. This stool reflects that transition beautifully. The cabriole legs and slipper feet demonstrate the emerging elegance of the George II period, while the compact form speaks to its practical domestic origins. It is a refined yet functional piece, crafted with the quiet confidence of early Georgian design Styling Suggestions Perfect beside a dressing table or armchair, this stool also works beautifully as a decorative accent in a sitting room or bedroom. It pairs naturally with other Georgian furniture but also brings warmth and character to more contemporary interiors. Explore Every Facet These images form an essential part of the condition report and are intended to provide complete transparency and confidence in your purchase. The appeal of this piece lies in its balance - from the gentle sweep of the cabriole legs to the soft contrast of the linen seat against the walnut frame. A piece best appreciated up close. Sustainable Style Thank you for considering this Early 18th Century Georgian Walnut Stool - a choice that is both culturally and environmentally responsible … in every sense, the most sustainable item is the one that endures. Collecting and displaying antique furniture preserves historic craftsmanship and reduces the demand for newly manufactured decorative objects. Early furniture represents sustainability at its finest. Crafted from natural materials and built to endure, this stool offers longevity, authenticity, and timeless appeal. Purchase with Confidence White’s Antiques carefully selects every item for authenticity, character, craftsmanship, and decorative presence - ensuring that each piece carries both aesthetic and historic value. Every item is described and photographed with care, offering complete transparency and confidence in your purchase. We are an established and trusted resource for both trade and private collectors. You are warmly invited to visit our Showroom at The Vinery, Poling, West Sussex, to experience our curated collections firsthand, explore the stories behind each piece, and appreciate these timeless furnishings in person. Delivery & Collection Information • Delivery is not included - please use the Delivery Quote tab prior to purchase • Collection welcome from our Sussex showroom • Local delivery available • Nationwide couriers arranged on request