RARE Antique American Thebes Stool from Heywood Brothers Wakefield | Highly Collectible Antique Brand | Woven Caned Seat Abacus Foot Stool

RARE Antique American Thebes Stool from Heywood Brothers Wakefield | Highly Collectible Antique Brand | Woven Caned ...

A stunning example of a rare Thebes type stool made by Heywood Brothers of Chicago c.1890-1910. Four turned legs and stretchers with turned 'abacus' and curled bentwood decorations paired with a woven cane seat. ...

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History
  • The Heywood Brothers Wakefield Company, established in 1897, became known for their innovation in furniture design during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, reflecting the craftsmanship of the time.
  • Antique furniture from this period, such as items made by Heywood Brothers, often captures the transitional styles leading into the Art Deco and mid-century modern movements.
  • Pieces like the Thebes stool reflect the social and cultural trends of their time, providing insight into the craftsmanship and design philosophies that were valued during that era.

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