A handsome pair of antique oak pub stools with leather seats from the end of the 19th century, England. These stools have worn, cordovan leather seats that are secured to their frames using bronzed nail heads. The seats are fixed and do not swivel. The stools’ bases are made of thick, dark, turned oak, that are wonderfully styled with ribbed accents. The stools legs are joined by a stretcher/footrest that is 12 1/4″ from the floor. c.1890.