The Renwick stool is named after The Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Arts Museum in Washington, DC. This stool was initially purchased by the Smithsonian in a Ziricote wood in 1974 and to this day is still on permanent exhibition in the Renwick Museum, considered a masterpiece and a superior example of the “American Studio Craft Movement ” shown here in Curly Maple, other woods by request.
‘The Renwick Stool’ by David N. Ebner USA 1990
$5,400
| Period: | 1990s |
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| Place of Origin: | United States |
| Style: | American Studio Craft |
| Condition: | Excellent |
| Materials: | Hand-Crafted Maple |
| Height: | 14 in |
| Width: | 16 in |
| Depth: | 16 in |
