This piano stool dates from the early 20th century and was made from solid mahogany. It features elegantly curved legs and a central cast iron screw mechanism, allowing the seat height to be adjusted smoothly. The round seat is upholstered in a red patterned fabric and finished with decorative brass studs along the edge. The adjustment mechanism operates well, making the stool both functional and practical. Originally designed for use at a piano or organ, this piece can also serve as a small accent stool or studio chair. The surface shows light wear consistent with age and use, reflecting its authentic character. Details: Period: Early 20th century Material: Mahogany wood, cast iron, fabric Dimensions: Diameter: 35 cm Adjustable height: 48–60 cm Condition: Good antique condition with minor wear consistent with age and use A functional and well-crafted example of early 20th-century furniture, combining practicality with understated elegance.