Antique Wooden Step Stool – Primitive Utility Box Form with Cut-Out Handle (c.1920–1950) 35cm wide Sheffield scissors The intricate carving to form

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Antique Wooden Step Stool – Primitive Utility Box Form with Cut-Out Handle (c.1920–1950) 35cm wide Sheffield scissors The intricate carving to formA solid antique wooden step stool of simple, utilitarian form, constructed from thick planks with visible hand driven nails and a shaped cut out handle to one side. Likely dating to the early to mid 20th century, this piece has the honest character of a working object, possibly used in a workshop, domestic setting, or trade environment. The form is practical and robust, with a compact footprint and strong weight bearing construction. Primitive box