Rare 1930s Vander Ley Bros Needlepoint Stool | 300 Hall St. Grand Rapids Antique

An exceptionally rare and authentic 1930s needlepoint stool handcrafted by the renowned VanderLey Brothers in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This piece features an elegant Renaissance Revival style with a hand-stitched floral needlepoint seat, representing the golden era of American furniture craftsmanship.

Historical Provenance (Dating to the 1930s)
The original label on the underside identifies the factory location as "300 Hall St.". This specific factory in Grand Rapids was closed and demolished in 1938, confirming that this stool was manufactured prior to the late 1930s. VanderLey Brothers were celebrated for their high-quality period reproductions, including furniture for the film Gone with the Wind (1939).

Condition Report
Seat: The hand-stitched needlepoint displays a classic floral motif. Please note minor age-related staining on the fabric surface.
Frame: The curved wooden legs exhibit visible scuffs and scratches consistent with its nearly 90-year history.
Structure: Remains solid and sturdy. The original brass upholstery tacks are all present.

Specifications
Size: Approx. 17" W x 14" D x 15" H
Weight: 7.8 lbs