Antique American Industrial Toledi Uhl Machinist Stool

This iconic industrial stool was created by the Toledo Uhl "Art Steel" company. Due to the apparent logo on the underside of the stool, we suspect that this stool lived the majority of its life in the B.K. Elliott building in Pittsburgh, PA where it served as a piece of drafting and engineering furniture.

The sturdy wooden seat is fully intact. At some point, the stopping mechanism that allows the chair to be sat higher was removed before coming to our shop. This stool has a minimum seat height of 40". The seat is 16"W.


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