1986 Pair of Thomas Moser Bar Stools Comprised of Cherry and Ash Wood 31.5 in SH _Exclude and only minor scratches on

and only minor scratches on the bottom of the frame

The piece features an exterior of Birch wood

This particular table has a white laminate top and black legs

and this tufted silhouette is one of his most important designs

The stand measures 22 inches wide

1986 Pair of Thomas Moser Bar Stools Comprised of Cherry and Ash Wood 31.5 in SH _Exclude and only minor scratches onThis is a pair of Solid Cherry Wood Bar Stools, produced by the Thomas Moser Company in the 1980s. Each Moser piece is handmade by one of the companys artisans in their Auburn, Maine workshop. These two stools date to the 1980s, reflecting the dates of completion as 1983 and 1986. The stools feature solid cherry seats, and have four tapered ash legs. The seats are reminiscent of a tractor or a saddle, an ode to what Moser refers to as historic