A rare opportunity to acquire a matching set of three bar stools in the style of Arthur Umanoff (American, 1923–1985) (maker unverified) one of mid-century modern design's most collectible and prolific figures. These stacking stools feature wrought iron frame construction: slender hairpin-style legs, a graceful circular footrest, and the characteristic crescent-shaped saddle seat woven in a two-tone black and natural wicker stripe pattern — original to the design. The wicker weave is tightly constructed with a rope-wrapped border edge, reflecting the quality of production typical of Umanoff's 1950s–60s studio output. Details: • Designer: possible Arthur Umanoff (1923–1985) • Era: circa 1950s–1960s • Frame: Wrought iron, black finish • Seat: Two-tone black and natural striped wicker, crescent saddle form • Footrest: Circular iron ring • Quantity: Set of three • Condition: Vintage — wear consistent with age and use. Wicker intact with minor fraying at edges. Iron frames solid and structurally sound. Original patina throughout. These stools work beautifully at a kitchen island, home bar, or as a trio along a counter. Their graphic wicker pattern and slim iron profile make them a strong design statement in any MCM, Bohemian, or eclectic interior. Located in Denver, CO. Local pickup available. Shipping coordinated through Chairish.