Late 20th Century Gold and Animal Print Ottoman/Stool With Antiqued Silver Gilt Glass/Acrylic on Wooden Edges

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Gold and Animal Print Ottoman/Stool With Antiqued Silver Gilt Glass/Acrylic on Wooden Edges.

(Roman Empire Renaissance Curule Fashioned Ottoman or … more Gold and Animal Print Ottoman/Stool With Antiqued Silver Gilt Glass/Acrylic on Wooden Edges.

(Roman Empire Renaissance Curule Fashioned Ottoman or Seating)

We were told this is a Theodore Alexander piece and described as: "Ant. Silver gilt glass rustic gold stool."
Note: Not sure this is glass or acrylic material but all original to Gold and Animal Print Ottoman/Stool.

Curule Seat without Arms: a beautiful, elegant, and intentionally distressed curule-styled versatile bench-style seating or ottoman piece.

Gold gilt with black paint highlights and distressed when crafted. Brass Round Heads accentuate the upholstered fabric around the ottoman/stool.

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Approximate Measurements:
W: 24 3/4"
D: 19"
H: 20"

Note:
Historical note of this style - Curule Chair: a style of chair reserved in ancient Rome for the use of the highest government dignitaries and usually made like a campstool with curved legs. Ordinarily made of ivory, with or without arms, it probably derived its name from the chariot (currus) in which a magistrate was conveyed to a place of judgment; it served early as a seat of judgment. Subsequently it became a sign of office of all higher magistrates, or officials, including the consul, praetor, curule aedile, dictator, master of the horse, interrex, censor, and, later, the emperor. less