Vintage Wood Footstool - Rustic Painted Footstool Dated 1965 - J S Ebersol - Colorful Wooden Mid century Cottage Shabby Chic Home Decor
Colorful and adorable mid century wooden footstool painted with floral and accent striping. This wooden footstool is compact and utilitarian as well. In nice vintage condition - that great distressed look on the top surface with loads of personality marks from prior use. The top features painted white and pink flowers with yellow and green leaves. The edges have yellow and black striping on them as so the legs. Still quite a sturdy little footstool.
Marked on the bottom 1965 BUILT BY J.S. EBERSOL, Intercourse, Pa. "Address" Gordonville, Pa. (Yes, there is a town in Pennsylvania that is named "Intercourse".)
Great for a colonial or shabby chic look or use it as a perfect primitive looking stand for plants.
Measures 12" by 7" on the top and is 7" high.
In nice shabby or cottage chic vintage condition with chippy paint and use marks all over.
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