Antique Bamileke Feline Carving Stool

A stunning example of African tribal craftsmanship, this antique Bamileke chief's stool dates back to the early 20th century. Featuring a desirable aged patina and a minor natural split to the top, this stool showcases the unique character of hand-carved hardwood. The light brown hues and rounded top with a thick rolled edge add to its visual appeal. Supported by a pair of distinctive leopards and standing upon a hollowed circular base with gently chamfered edges, this stool is both functional and decorative. Use it as an unusual stool or side table to bring a touch of African heritage into your home. Found in Cameroon **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio Specifications Material: Hand-carved hardwood Dimensions: 14"L x 13"D x 14.5"H Origin: Sourced by DE-COR; Bamileke chief's leopard-stool tradition, Cameroon Grassfields, West Africa Era: Antique, early 20th century Style: Tribal African chieftaincy Condition: Good antique condition; aged patina and minor natural split to top consistent with age Finish: Light brown aged patina