Pair of wooden stools by Pierre Gautier Delaye, France, 1960s

Pair of vintage solid wood stools designed by Pierre Gautier Delaye, made in France during the 1960s. The design features a characteristic moulded seat composed of two distinct halves separated by a central gap, supported by four conical cylindrical legs connected by a robust stretcher structure. This construction emphasises the geometric clarity and functional minimalism typical of Delaye's mid-century work. The natural wood displays its characteristic grain and a patina consistent with age and intended use, maintaining its structural integrity.