Two board legs, one plank, no nails worth speaking of, and it has been holding people up for a hundred years. Found in Avignon, this stool dates to the 20th century, a single thick plank top on two shaped board legs, the joints pegged through and showing on the surface as small dark squares. The legs are slotted straight through the seat and wedged tight from above, the oldest way there is to build a stool and the reason nothing has worked loose. Sylvie sets it next to her favorite reading chair or in front of the fire, holding a stack of books.
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