1940's "Utility Furniture" Elm Stools.    Good quality Elm Utility Stools.  Each stamped with the CC41 mark to show it was part of the Utility Furniture Scheme (1941-1952).  
The stools have a nicely "bottom" shaped seat for comfort and are well jointed.
In good solid condition with age related signs of wear and use.
 
During the war, the only new furniture produced came under a government rationing scheme, like food. The Board of Trade designed a simple collection of furniture in 1941 that could be manufactured very cheaply.  The aim was to create items that were soundly constructed, in a “simple but agreeable” design, at a reasonable price.
 
WIdth 33 cm
Depth 33 cm
Height 66 cm
Seat Dimensions 30 x 30 cm
 
Being sold individually, price is per stool.