Mid-Century Chestnut Wood Stools Attributed to Charles Dudouyt, 1950s

Very Chic Pair of Mid-Century Wooden Stools / Accent Tables Attributed to Charles Dudouyt. A refined and sculptural pair of Mid-Century stools or side tables attributed to French designer Charles Dudouyt. Crafted in chestnut wood, each piece features the classic turned-wood, lobulated tripod base topped with a beautifully carved round seat. The tactile quality and craftsmanship are immediately evident—these pieces feel as good in the hand as they look in a room. Highly versatile in use: • Perfect as small stools near a fireplace in a rustic, countryside, or chalet interior. • Elegant as accent or handy side tables around a living area. • Ideal as pedestals / gueridons to highlight ceramics, art objects, or floral arrangements. Their sculptural presence makes them visually striking in almost any setting. Dimensions: 12.2 in. H × 10.04 in. Diameter. (31 cm H × 25.5 cm Diameter) Origin: Handmade in France, circa 1950s. Condition: Excellent condition. Professionally refinished. Presents beautifully and is even more striking in person. Carefully packed and shipped via FedEx.