Michael Thonet No. 73 Bentwood Stool by Ton

The Michael Thonet No. 73 Bentwood Stool dates back to the mid-1800s.  This reproduction of the bentwood stool uses the traditional bentwood styles that one commonly associates with the designs of Michael Thonet.   

Though the invention of the bentwood technique should be attributed to the American Samuel Gragg, it was Michael Thonet who experimented with the technique to an extreme level and made the bentwood chair one of the great commercial successes of all time.  In an effort to reduce the number of pieces used in furniture construction, Michael Thonet developed techniques for bending wood on multiple planes.  The techniques led to the development of phenomenal chair successes, such as the legendary No. 14 and No. 18 bentwood chairs. 

Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.

Dimensions:

counter height: Height 24"  Depth 18 1/2"  Width 18 1/2"  

bar height: Height 30 3/4"  Depth 18 1/2"  Width 18 1/2"  

Materials:  Bentwood stool.  Counter or bar height. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain or lacquer.  Seat in wood veneer, woven cane, or upholstered with fabric or leather. Please note the counter height uses a single-ring leg brace without arching support pieces. 

In stock in the bar height with a black stain finish.