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Northumberland Cracket Stool
Northumberland Cracket Stool
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An elegant statement piece for your home with a contemporary and skilfully crafted striped design. The attractive grain and beautifully polished surface of this handcrafted Northumberland ‘cracket’ stool just cries out to be touched, while the soft neutral colouring of the wood will add warmth to any room.
- Made from oak and yew wood sustainably sourced in Northumberland.
- Length: 46cm
- Width: 29cm
- Hight: 35cm
- Sealed with a high-quality lacquer finish.
Suitably sized to act as both a low perch and an attractive coffee table in your sitting room, the Northumberland ‘cracket’ is a sturdy stool with a handy tapered finger slot to allow you to easily reposition it as needed. With its unusual design, the stool is sure to be a talking point with visiting friends and family.
Care information
Care information
See product care for more information.
Important Information
Important Information
- Each product comes carefully wrapped and boxed using eco-friendly or recycled materials.
- Photos may not be a true representation of colours due to different monitor settings.
- There may be some natural defects in the wood, some have been carefully filled while others have been left to add character to your unique piece.
Shipping
Shipping
Shipping
All items will be shipped within 3 - 5 working days of placing your order.
Standard UK shipping is free of charge. Express shipping may be available at an additional charge. Please contact to discuss.
Custom Orders
Custom orders could take approximately 4 - 6 weeks. A more accurate timeframe will be given upon enquiry.
For large custom items, postage will be included in the final price, however, additional shipping options such as collection or local in-person delivery may be available.
International shipping
To reduce air miles and our impact on the environment, I have made the decision not to ship internationally. I am sorry for any disappointment caused, however, I encourage those out of the UK to look for and support local woodturners in their own country. There are many talented woodworkers worldwide.
