Pair of high tripod stools in Aranjou elm

Pair of solid elm high stools dating from the 1960s, characterized by their elegant pentagonal top and carefully assembled tripod structure. Each stool features a sculpted seat with softened angles, supported by three slightly curved legs connected by a triangular crosspiece that ensures rigidity and stability. The elm wood with its expressive grain reveals quality cabinetmaking, typical of aranjou productions of this period. These pieces are part of the tradition of french furniture of the 1960s, where solid wood craftsmanship met a refined design with harmonious lines. Their balanced and robust design testifies to a know-how where aesthetics never compromise functionality. Discovered in a mountain chalet, these bar stools will bring an authentic and warm touch to a contemporary or vintage interior. Their ideal height allows them to be used around a kitchen counter or as decorative supports for plants or art objects. The elm has a deep, glossy patina, rich in shades ranging from golden brown to dark brown, enhanced by careful maintenance over the years. This satin finish reflects the light while revealing the natural beauty of the wood grains. The stools are in perfect condition and show only slight signs of use inherent to their age. The structure remains perfectly solid and stable, with no play in the joints, testifying to the quality of their original construction. Dimensions top: 34 cm X 33 cm height: 80 cm weight: approximately 7 kg per stool.