Set of 2 French Mid-Century Ash Stools with Original Canvas Webbing, 1950s This elegant pair of four-legged stools hails from 1950s France, crafted in solid ash and distinguished by its original handwoven canvas webbing. These stools reflect the understated beauty and practical elegance that defined French mid-century modernism. Their modest proportions and honest materials speak to a design philosophy rooted in utility, comfort, and quiet sophistication. Each stool features a rectangular seat intricately woven with natural canvas straps, still in excellent vintage condition, showcasing the original patina and charm of age. The webbing provides a flexible yet supportive seating surface, offering both visual texture and exceptional comfort. It contrasts beautifully with the warm, honey-toned ash frames, which exhibit subtle grain patterns and a soft sheen acquired over decades. Supported by four finely tapered legs, these stools offer added stability and a grounded silhouette compared to traditional three-legged models. The gently splayed legs not only enhance balance but also contribute to the overall sculptural appeal of the design. Versatile in function and timeless in style, this pair can serve as extra seating, bedside stools, or even low side tables. Whether placed in a living room, entryway, or dressing area, they bring a touch of mid-century French authenticity and craftsmanship to any interior. Dimensions (each): Height: 43 cm Width: 47 cm Depth: 30 cm Seat Height: 43 cm Sold as a set of 2. Original canvas webbing. France, 1950s.