Min. height: 47 cm / 18,5″ Max. height: 63.5 cm / 25″ This elegant piano stool originates from 1940s Czechoslovakia and represents an interesting stylistic transition between late Art Deco and the emerging functionalism of the "Mid-Century" era. Its aesthetics are built upon structural purity and balanced proportions, with the functional mechanism that allows for height adjustment of the seat serving as a dominant feature. This technical element, combined with the graceful curvature of the legs, creates a harmonious whole typical of furniture from this period. The stool is crafted from high-quality beech wood, complemented by an iron screw mechanism that ensures stability and longevity. Thanks to professional restoration and the revitalization of the original polish, the wood has regained its depth and rich color tone, which underscores the craftsmanship of the details. This intervention not only restored the stool's original aesthetic value but also ensured its perfect technical condition, allowing it to fulfill its function once again at a musical instrument or as a stylish interior accessory. Given its age, historical significance within Czechoslovak design, and precise restored condition, this piano stool holds high collector and utility value. For collectors and owners of period interiors, it represents a unique solitaire that combines musical tradition with the quality craftsmanship of the first half of the 20th century. Its investment potential lies in the preservation of authentic elements which, combined with practical use, form a timeless piece of furniture that does not lose its elegance even after more than seven decades.