Vintage Industrial Steel Shop Stool 1996 but it wasn't until the

but it wasn't until the late 1800s that the company began to expand into larger products like the 480 brackets seen here

Shows surface wear consistent with age

5" with 8" in height

This particular faceplate comes from the original run of these machines

which take the form of a small birdcage that boasts an Art Nouveau Ballerina-type wreath

Vintage Industrial Steel Shop Stool 1996 but it wasn't until theSteel framed industrial stool with squared seat, welded footrest, and flat back support. This utilitarian shop stool was built for factory floor durability. The all metal construction includes a simple bent backrest, riveted joints, and flared feet each detail shaped by pure function. The original light gray paint is heavily worn, revealing layers of rust, patina, and honest use. With a squared stance and no nonsense lines, it stands as a testament to