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BassamFellows

Tractor Stool

$1,350.00

Item No. 100068090

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BassamFellows

Tractor Stool

$1,350.00

Item No. 100068090

Ash

Ebonized Ash

Walnut

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Tractor Stool

$1,350.00

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Craig Bassam was working on a project in Switzerland when he found a tractor seat on the side of the road. Impressed by how the backless seat allowed him to sit in an upright, ergonomic position, he set out to make one in wood. The Tractor Stool (2000/2001) is carved out of a block of sustainably sourced ash or walnut and hand finished. Because of the natural variations in wood, each one is unique and will develop a warm patina over time.

Seat sculpted to accommodate sitter
Sustainably sourced solid wood
Leather-wrapped footrest
Hand finished with a wipe-on oil and sealer product

Brand: BassamFellows

General Dimensions

19¼" H 17¼" W 13¾" D

Product Weight: 13 lbs

Assembly: Comes fully assembled

Warranty: 3-year warranty
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Dimensions

Dining Height

Height (in): 19¼
Width (in): 17¼
Depth (in): 13¾
Weight (lbs): 13
Seat Height (in): 17
Seat Width (in): 14
Seat Depth (in): 12
Weight Capacity (lbs): 250

Bar Height

Height (in): 32⅝
Width (in): 17¼
Depth (in): 13¾
Weight (lbs): 16
Seat Height (in): 30½
Seat Width (in): 14
Seat Depth (in): 12
Weight Capacity (lbs): 250

Counter Height

Height (in): 27⅛
Width (in): 17¼
Depth (in): 13¾
Weight (lbs): 15
Seat Height (in): 23⅝
Seat Width (in): 25
Seat Depth (in): 12
Weight Capacity (lbs): 250

Solid ash, ebonized ash, or American black walnut
Sustainably sourced solid wood
Leather-wrapped footrest

Craig Bassam

Following successful solo ventures, architect Craig Bassam and creative director Scott Fellows teamed up in 2003 to form BassamFellows. Their shared vision—to return craftsmanship and beauty to contemporary living—has resulted in iconic pieces pioneering a Craftsman Modern aesthetic. To Fellows: “It’s about merging the rationality and clarity of modernism with the warmth and texture of nature.”

Tractor Stool