Antique Wooden Step Stool – Primitive Utility Box Form with Cut-Out Handle (c.1920–1950) 35cm wide Sheffield scissors [4][5][6] Scott attended the Central

[4][5][6] Scott attended the Central Foundation Boys' School

Morecambe took his stage name from his home town

No chips or cracks - great to top up a set -m saucer 12cm diameter

very slight paper discolouration but no tears or paper damage - some light foxing see images

giving it a tactile

Antique Wooden Step Stool – Primitive Utility Box Form with Cut-Out Handle (c.1920–1950) 35cm wide Sheffield scissors [4][5][6] Scott attended the CentralA solid antique wooden step stool of simple, utilitarian form, constructed from thick planks with visible hand driven nails and a shaped cut out handle to one side. Likely dating to the early to mid 20th century, this piece has the honest character of a working object, possibly used in a workshop, domestic setting, or trade environment. The form is practical and robust, with a compact footprint and strong weight bearing construction. Primitive box