18th Century Irish Jointstool with Patina – Unique Monastery Furniture and Dropleaf Stool This beautiful 18th-century Jointstool from an Irish monastery is a unique antique piece of furniture featuring a rich, weathered patina that immediately reveals its history and charm. Jointstools are beloved for their simple, timeless beauty and robust construction, in which the legs are elegantly connected by rails. This special version combines the traditional stool with a dropleaf, allowing the piece to serve as both a seat and a small side table. What makes this piece extra special is the story behind the slight damage to the tabletop, visible in the photos. During work at the monastery, the furniture ended up underneath a large statue of a saint, leaving an indelible impression and making the history of this unique piece tangible. This characterful crack only adds to the authenticity and charm of the stool. Thanks to its handy size and the right seat height, this Irish Jointstool is both decorative and functional, perfect as a small side table, bedside table, or atmospheric accent in a living room, hallway, or office. An antique statement piece that adds a unique story and historical appeal to any interior.