A fantastic antique stool by John Carter of London. John Carter was a cabinet maker and inventor operating out of Cavendish Road, London from 1858. The firm specialised in furniture customised for use for injured military personnel. This stool is designed to be used to raise a leg  and can be adjusted for the best position. Bearing an ivorine label for Carter and was part of the 'Literary Machine' Range. Carter invented many different reading tables, all adustable and made from quality woods. Dating from the turn of the century during the Edwardian period. The cane is in good condition and really useful to folding away when not in use. A rare find by a famous maker. Perfect to incorporate into a modern interior to add soul and character to a space.
Condition
Area of missing wood. Shows signs of wear and tear as it is old and has been used, but only adds to its character. Great decorative item which would look fantastic in any home or business interior.
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Dimensions 
flat - 33.5 cm width, 56 cm depth, 
open - 44 cm height
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