A walnut footstool with hand-worked needlepoint top in the Queen Anne style, England or Northern Europe, early 20th century. The defining feature is the petit point panel: a densely stitched polychrome floral composition — cabbage roses in blush pink, pansy clusters in lavender and gold, and dark foliage worked against an ecru ground — executed with a fineness of stitch count that places it firmly within the hand-embroidered domestic tradition, not commercial production. The body is upholstered in a muted forest-green woven textile, edged at the upper perimeter with a twisted rope gimp in a toning green — a period-appropriate finishing detail that frames the transition between needlepoint top and side panels with considered precision. Four walnut cabriole legs terminate in pad feet, their silhouette retaining the gentle S-curve curvature associated with early Queen Anne revival cabinetwork. The warm walnut patina against the green ground integrates directly into Grandmillennial, English Country House, or Dark Academia interiors.