Sawyer Made painted leg kitchen counter stool.
Sawyer Made painted leg kitchen counter stool.
MARCH butcher block parson's table by Union Studio shown with Sawyer Made blue painted leg kitchen counter stool, and topped by linen kitchen towel and Michaël Verheyden Calcutta marble vessels holding utensils, and a breakfast of toast and honey.

Sawyer Made

Painted Leg Kitchen Counter Stool

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Made in Vermont.

Only at MARCH

A hand-carved counter stool made with ash wood legs painted with blue layered over red milk paint and a butternut seat.

Handmade by second-generation Windsor chair maker George Sawyer in Woodbury, Vermont, Sawyer Made furniture is the continuation of the work of his father, David Sawyer, who perfected the traditional American Windsor style. Trained at both the Rhode Island School of Design and in his father’s workshop, George Sawyer produces heirloom quality furniture with modern detailing and proportions.

For information on customization, please contact info@marchsf.com

White Glove Shipping for this item is quoted and charged separately prior to delivery.

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Care

Details

Made in Vermont.

Only at MARCH

A hand-carved counter stool made with ash wood legs painted with blue layered over red milk paint and a butternut seat.

Handmade by second-generation Windsor chair maker George Sawyer in Woodbury, Vermont, Sawyer Made furniture is the continuation of the work of his father, David Sawyer, who perfected the traditional American Windsor style. Trained at both the Rhode Island School of Design and in his father’s workshop, George Sawyer produces heirloom quality furniture with modern detailing and proportions.

For information on customization, please contact info@marchsf.com

White Glove Shipping for this item is quoted and charged separately prior to delivery.

Materials

Dimensions

Care

Handmade by second-generation Windsor chair maker George Sawyer in Woodbury, Vermont, Sawyer Made furniture is the continuation of the work of his father, David Sawyer, who perfected the traditional American Windsor style. Trained at both the Rhode Island School of Design and in his father’s workshop, George Sawyer produces heirloom quality furniture with modern detailing and proportions.